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Nasarawa Targets $10m Lithium Revenue Before Year-End

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Nasarawa State is on course to earn at least $10 million from its rapidly expanding lithium industry before the end of the year, Governor Abdullahi Sule has disclosed, underscoring the state’s emergence as one of Nigeria’s leading destinations for critical minerals investment. Sule made the disclosure on Monday while inaugurating the newly completed 12.4-kilometre Agwada-Udege […]

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