Business & Economy
Niger State Moves to Sanitize Mining Sector, Tackles Illegal Activities
BY UTHMAN BABA-NASEER,MINNA
The Niger State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to reforming and regulating the mining sector to boost economic growth and protect local communities.
The Commissioner for Mineral Resources, Muhammad Qasim Danjuma stated this during an interview with journalists, where he highlighted ongoing efforts to address illegal mining and attract genuine investors into the state.
Danjuma described Niger State as one of the most blessed in Nigeria in terms of mineral deposits, noting that proper management of these resources could significantly improve the state’s economy and infrastructure.
According to him, “Niger State has witnessed several administrations since its creation in 1976, but the current era is bringing remarkable transformation across all the 25 local government areas, especially in infrastructure development.”
The Commissioner commended the leadership of Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, describing his emergence as a “divine opportunity” for the people of the state. He said the administration has demonstrated strong commitment, dedication, and visible development projects, unlike previous governments that made promises without delivering.
Speaking in the mining sector, Danjuma explained that the Ministry of Mineral Resources was created in 2017 after being separated from the Ministry of Environment. Since then, efforts have been made to reposition the sector for better performance.
He, however, identified illegal mining as a major challenge affecting the sector. According to him, many individuals and groups operate without proper licenses or community consent, thereby causing environmental damage and security concerns.
“Illegal miners and some cartels are exploiting the state’s resources for personal gain. This is a serious problem we are working hard to address,” he said.
The Commissioner explained that for anyone to operate legally, they must obtain a valid license from the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development and also secure consent from host communities and clearance from the state government.
He further noted that the state has introduced new procedures requiring mining companies to engage host communities, ensure environmental protection, and contribute to local development through Community Development Agreements (CDAs).
Qasim Danjani added that the government is also encouraging artisanal miners to form cooperatives, which will enable them to operate legally and benefit from government support.
“We are working to formalize their activities, provide guidance, and ensure they contribute positively to the economy,” he said.
On enforcement, the Commissioner disclosed that several illegal miners have been arrested, while operations are ongoing to identify and remove others across the state.
He also emphasized the importance of collaboration with security agencies and federal authorities to curb illegal activities and prevent insecurity linked to unregulated mining.
The Commissioner assured that the government is creating a conducive environment for both local and foreign investors, stating that registered companies operating legally in the state are given full support and protection.
“If properly managed, the mining sector can generate revenue for the government and fund critical projects such as roads, hospitals, and other infrastructure,” he added.
Danjuma reiterated that the ultimate goal of the government is to ensure that mining activities benefit the people of Niger State while safeguarding the environment and maintaining peace in mining communities.
Business & Economy
Tinubu seeks NASS approval for Fresh US$516,333,007 loan for construction of Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway Project
By George Mgbeleke
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday requested the National Assembly to formally prove a foreign loan to the tune US$5168,333,007 for the construction of Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway Project.
In a letter addressed to the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio and read to Senators at the Thursday plenary, President Tinubu urged the lawmakers to prove the proposed foreign loan for financing arrangement of a syndicated loan facility of US$516,333,007 for construction of the Sokoto and Badagry Superhighway Project.
The official communication reads:
“The purpose of this communication is to formally request the resolution of the National Assembly, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 16 and 21 of the Debt Management Office (Establishment) Act, 2011, to approve a proposed foreign financing arrangement of a syndicated loan facility of US$516,333,007 for the construction of the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway Project.
“Specifically, approval is sought for:
A. The syndicated financing facility from Deutsche Bank in the total sum of US$516,333,007 for the execution of Sections 1, 1A, and 1B of the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway Project.
B. The inclusion of the said financing in the Federal Government’s borrowing plan, as earlier approved by the National Assembly.
The Senate is invited to note that the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway is a flagship infrastructure initiative under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
“The project is designed to open up Nigeria’s northwest–southwest economic corridor through the construction of an approximately 1,000-kilometre high-capacity carriageway, linking Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, Kwara, Oyo, Ogun, and Lagos States, stretching from Illela to Badagry.
“The project is expected to:
Enhance north–south connectivity and road safety
“Improve network performance along the corridor
“Reduce logistics costs and travel time
“Facilitate trade and strengthen food security.”
Continuing the statement added, “Promote national integration by linking production zones to markets and ports
Provide long-term intermodal flexibility through provision for future rail integration and utility corridors
“The proposed financing arrangement comprises a syndicated loan to be secured through Deutsche Bank AG, supported by a partial risk guarantee from the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC), the insurance arm of the Islamic Development Bank.
“The Federal Government will provide counterpart funding in the sum of ₦265,542,689,569, covering land acquisition, compensation, and ancillary infrastructure.
“The loan has a tenure of nine years, including a grace period of up to three years, with an interest rate not exceeding the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) SOFR plus 5.3 percent per annum.
“The Federal Executive Council has approved the financing arrangement and its terms.
“In light of the foregoing, approval is hereby requested from the National Assembly for:
The syndicated loan facility of US$516,333,007
“The inclusion of the facility in the borrowing plan
“The execution of Sections 1, 1A, and 1B of the project, covering approximately 120 kilometres
“A draft resolution is attached for ease of reference.”
He expressed optimism that he looks forward to the expeditious consideration and approval of this request by the Senate.”
Meanwhile,Following the presentation of the President’s request, the letter was referred to the Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Debts, with a directive to report back within one week.
Contributing to the debate, Senator Adamu Aliero commended the President for initiating what he described as a landmark project that had remained on the drawing board for over five decades.
He noted that the project is already taking shape, citing firsthand inspection of completed and ongoing sections.
According to him, the superhighway—constructed using reinforced concrete and equipped with solar-powered street lighting—meets modern infrastructure standards.
The senator stated that significant portions of the road pass through multiple states, adding that the project would drastically reduce travel time between Sokoto and Lagos from approximately 13 hours to about six hours.
He described the initiative as transformative, with the potential to positively impact the northwest, north-central, and southwest regions of the country.
Senator Aliero urged his colleagues to support the project by approving the report of the Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Debts once it is presented.
In his remarks, the President of Se Godswill Akpabio, who presided over the plenary, aligned with the position, describing the project as a major economic game changer capable of saving lives and boosting national productivity.
He emphasized that borrowing for critical infrastructure is justified, particularly where such investments yield long-term economic benefits and can facilitate repayment through generated value.
The Senate leadership subsequently urged the committee to expedite its review to enable timely consideration and approval.
By David Owei,Bayelsa
A Niger Delta Think Tank, the Movement of Intellectuals for National Development (MIND), has commended the Federal Government over its directive on strict compliance with the Nigerian Immigration Law.
MIND, in a letter to the Minister of Interior, signed by its Western Coordinator, Ebi Warekromo, stated that the Ministry’s firm statement condemning the abuse of Nigeria’s immigration framework by certain expatriate workers and their employers operating within the country was a welcome development.
According to him, the Ministry’s ‘’clear and decisive position sends a strong signal that the Federal Government remains committed to upholding the rule of law, protecting the integrity of Nigeria’s immigration system, and safeguarding employment opportunities that should rightfully be available to qualified Nigerians.’’
Warekromo, while recalling a recent petition by the group that was submitted to the National Assembly, vowed that it would continue to work with all relevant agencies of the government to expose abuse of Nigeria’s Immigration Law.
The statement read in part: ‘’Our organization had recently submitted a petition to the Senate President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, highlighting disturbing patterns of non-compliance with immigration and expatriate quota regulations by some multinational corporations operating in Nigeria. The petition specifically drew attention to issues relating to the operations of TotalEnergies Nigeria, including allegations of expatriate personnel occupying positions that are ordinarily meant for Nigerians, the misuse of expatriate quota approvals, and practices that undermine the objectives of Nigeria’s labour and local content policies.
It is therefore highly reassuring to note the Ministry’s strong condemnation of such practices and its commitment to ensuring strict compliance with Nigeria’s immigration laws. We believe this position is both timely and necessary to protect national interests, strengthen institutional accountability, and ensure that expatriate participation in Nigeria’s economy genuinely contributes to skills transfer and national development.
In light of this, the Movement of Intellectuals for National Development expresses its readiness to work constructively with the Ministry of Interior and its relevant agencies in identifying and addressing cases of immigration law violations. We believe that collaboration between regulatory institutions and responsible civil society organizations will significantly enhance efforts aimed at curbing these detrimental practices.
Business & Economy
*HallowMace Foundation and Partners Unveil Final Three Nominees Per Geo-Political Zone for 2026 National Legislative Award, Announces Final Voting Stage*
ABUJA, April 16, 2026, The HallowMace Foundation and Partners have officially released the final list of the last three outstanding nominees per Nigeria’s six geo-political zones for the upcoming National Legislative Award, scheduled to take place in July 2026.
After a rigorous selection process incorporating input from Nigerian citizens and the National Assembly Press Corps, the Foundation and Partners finalized the roster of distinguished Senators and House of Representatives members who have demonstrated exceptional legislative performance.
The nominees are grouped by geo-political zone as follows:
*SOUTH EAST*
*Senate*
Sen. Enyinnaya Abariba
Sen. Victor Umeh
Sen. Osita Izunaso
*House of Reps*
Hon. Benjamin Kalu
Hon. Dominic Okafor
Hon. Chike Okafor
*SOUTH SOUTH*
*Senate*
Sen. Seriake Dickson
Sen. Adams Oshiomole
Sen. Asuquo Ekpenyong
*House of Reps*
Hon. Frederick Agbedi
Hon. Francis Waive
Hon. Inombek Awaji-Abiante
*SOUTH WEST*
*Senate*
Sen. Opeyemi Bamidele
Sen. Solomon Olamilekan
Sen. Abdulfattah Buhari
*House of Reps*
Hon. Akin Rotimi
Hon. Babajimi Benson
Hon. Oluwole Oke
*NORTH CENTRAL*
*Senate*
Sen. Sani Musa
Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduanghan
Sen. Aliyu Wadada
*House of Reps*
Hon. Terseer Ugbor
Hon. Saidu Musa Abdullahi
Hon. Jonathan G. Gaza
*NORTH EAST*
*Senate*
Sen. Abdul Ninji
Sen. Muhammed Monguno
Sen. Muhammed Danjuma Goje
*House of Reps*
Hon. Laori K. Bitrus
Hon. Ahmadu Usman Jaha
Hon. Bello Usman Kumo
*NORTH WEST*
*Senate*
Sen. Hussaini Babangida Uba
Sen. Sunday Katung
Sen. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal
*House of Reps*
Hon. Hassan Fulata
Hon. Abdussamad Dasuki
Hon. Sada Soli
According to the Organisers, these nominees represent the *“last three”* standing per zone following extensive voting by Nigerian public and legislative correspondents. They have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to lawmaking, oversight, and constituency representation.
*Voting For The Next Stage Now Open*
The HallowMace Foundation and Partners hereby announce that voting for the final selection stage has commenced effective today, April 16, 2026. In this crucial phase, members of the public are invited to vote to select one Senator and one House of Representatives member per geo-political zone from the list of final nominees.
Email: thenationallegislativeawards@gmail.com
This stage of voting shall close on the last day of April 2026 (April 30, 2026) . Winners will be determined by a combination of public votes and final validation by the National Assembly Press Corps.
The National Legislative Award ceremony is set to hold in July 2026, where the final winners will be unveiled and celebrated for their dedication to the Nigerian project.
*About HallowMace Foundation*
The HallowMace Foundation is a non-partisan organization committed to promoting legislative excellence and accountability across Nigeria.
*Signed:*
Amb. Oguh Hyginus John
*Head, Public Communications Desk*
The National Legislative Awards Planning Committee
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He informed that his administration was sustaining the prevailing peace in Bayelsa mainly through non-kinetic measures, such as prioritisation of youth employment, skills acquisition scholarships and as well as opening up rural communities with roads and bridges to engender socio-economic development. Describing the theme of the NISS study tour, “Ethnic Militias and Resource Competition in Africa: Implications for National Security”, as apt, Governor Diri said that Bayelsa and the Niger Delta are most suitable environments to conduct such research activity. He recalled that the Niger Delta agitations in the past were necessitated by decades of criminal neglect and marginalisation its people suffered despite the region’s huge contributions to the commonwealth of the Nigerian state. Stressing the need for equitable resource sharing, Senator Diri pointed out that when ethnic communities felt alienated from resources on their own soil, there is the likely tendency for the affected people to resort to armed violence. He commended the Director General and the entire leadership of the NISS for consistently investing in the intellectual and professional capital of the nation’s security and intelligence architecture, expressing optimism that the team would work hard to actualize its study objectives to promote national security. His words: ” We welcome you and also appreciate you for choosing Bayelsa for this particular study tour. These studies are so important; but most of the time, because we don’t study, we don’t get empirical data or information on what is really going on. And so, we tend to theorize everything. ”We take this study very seriously. 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He informed that his administration was sustaining the prevailing peace in Bayelsa mainly through non-kinetic measures, such as prioritisation of youth employment, skills acquisition scholarships and as well as opening up rural communities with roads and bridges to engender socio-economic development. Describing the theme of the NISS study tour, “Ethnic Militias and Resource Competition in Africa: Implications for National Security”, as apt, Governor Diri said that Bayelsa and the Niger Delta are most suitable environments to conduct such research activity. He recalled that the Niger Delta agitations in the past were necessitated by decades of criminal neglect and marginalisation its people suffered despite the region’s huge contributions to the commonwealth of the Nigerian state. Stressing the need for equitable resource sharing, Senator Diri pointed out that when ethnic communities felt alienated from resources on their own soil, there is the likely tendency for the affected people to resort to armed violence. He commended the Director General and the entire leadership of the NISS for consistently investing in the intellectual and professional capital of the nation’s security and intelligence architecture, expressing optimism that the team would work hard to actualize its study objectives to promote national security. His words: ” We welcome you and also appreciate you for choosing Bayelsa for this particular study tour. These studies are so important; but most of the time, because we don’t study, we don’t get empirical data or information on what is really going on. And so, we tend to theorize everything. ”We take this study very seriously. Therefore, we commend the Director General and the entire leadership of the National Institute for Security Studies (NISS), Abuja, for your consistent investment in the intellectual and professional capital of our national intelligence and security architecture. ”Distinguished participants, your chosen theme — “Ethnic Militias and Resource Competition in Africa: Implications for National Security’ — could scarcely have found a more appropriate field laboratory than Bayelsa State, and indeed, the wider Niger Delta. ”Bayelsa is the heart of the Niger Delta. Beneath our creeks, our mangroves and our communities lie the wealth that has powered the Nigerian economy for over six decades. Yet, for so long, our people lived with the painful paradox of plenty gas flares lighting the night sky over our communities without electricity, pipelines crossing farmlands that no longer yielded crops, and a generation of young men and women growing up to watch wealth pass them by. ”On the issue of national security, I believe that no military strategy, however sophisticated, can substitute for inclusive governance, equitable resource sharing, and a credible social contract between the state and its citizens. And so, in Bayelsa, the Prosperity Administration of His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri, has continued to use more of the non-kinetic approach by prioritizing youth empowerment, skills acquisition, scholarships and the opening up of our communities through critical infrastructure. ”Because we understand that an idle, hopeless and excluded young person is the most fertile recruiting ground any militia, anywhere in the world, can ever hope for. I respectfully urgently urge you to look closely at what has worked here in the Niger Delta, what has not and why.” Earlier in her opening remarks, the NISS team lead, Mrs. Vivian Okpeh, said the Executive Intelligence Management Course (EIMC) 19 is a 10-month intensive training programme designed to equip participants with advanced skills in intelligence management, strategic leadership and national security policy formulation. She further said that the study theme was carefully selected in recognition of the growing influence of militia groups, noting that their activities have profound implications for governance, economic stability and national development, which require a coordinated and well resourced response While calling for greater collaboration between the NISS and Bayelsa, Mrs. Okpeh expressed readiness of the Institute to partner the state government in training the 2027 set of participants in the EIMC programme in Bayelsa.
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