At the just-concluded Solid Minerals Ministerial–Legislative Retreat in Abuja, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan called for greater transparency, accountability, and openness in Nigeria’s solid minerals sector, a vital pillar of the nation’s economic diversification drive that she described as “clouded by opacity.”
The Kogi Central lawmaker urged the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development to publish all Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), contracts, and partnership agreements signed with local and foreign entities, insisting that Nigerians deserve to know how their natural
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