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Issuance of mining consent letters without clearance banned in Bauchi state

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January 7, 2024
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Nigeria suspends mining in Zamfara

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Bauchi, Jan. 7, 2024: The Bauchi State Government has banned the issuance of consent letters to prospective mining investors in the state without clearance letters from the Ministry of Natural Resources.

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This is contained in a statement by Mr Saleh Umar, the Information Officer, Ministry of Natural Resources in Bauchi on Saturday.

According to him, the state government provides an enabling environment for the mining sector to thrive in the state by enhancing investors’ confidence in the Solid Mineral Sector.

He, however, said that the move to ban the issuance of consent letters, according to the Commissioner of the Ministry, Maiwada Bello, was to address the effect of environmental degradation and security challenges associated with mining activities.

“In view of this development, the state government henceforth, banned individual, group or traditional heads from issuance of consent letter to any prospective investors in the state without obtaining clearance from the ministry.

“I therefore, call on our traditional rulers and all stakeholders in the mining sector, especially mining investors, to take note,” Umar quoted the commissioner as saying.

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