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FG launches grant to boost mining exploration, research

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Federal Government, through the Solid Mineral Development Fund (SMDF), has launched a grant programme – Early-Stage Mineral Exploration in Nigeria, tagged, ‘EMERGE’. With the grant, the Federal Government said it had begun practical steps to ensure that the country’s mineral

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