Investment in mining sector can cushion global economic melt down - Masari

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Governor Aminu Bello Masari of Katsina state, has called for increased investment in the mining sub sector as a way out in cushioning the...

Governor Aminu Bello Masari of Katsina state, has called for increased investment in the mining sub sector as a way out in cushioning the impact of the current global economic meltdown.

He said’’ the current economic downtown in not only Nigeria but globally made it imperative for the three tiers of government to resolve contentious issues for the country to harness the resources for economic growth and development’’. ‘’For an effective mining to take place, the current insecurity had to be brought under control, a strong legislation, synergy between the tiers of government and a strong judicial system should be in place otherwise investors will not bring the needed capital.”Earlier, the Minister told Governor Masari that he was in Katsina to kick start nationwide sensitization campaigns on the diversification programme of President Muhammadu Buhari led administration in the country.

 

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Nothing has value at the moment. South Africa is in recession now because they depend heavily on mining and presently prices of mineral ores are doing badly. So need another suggestion.....

We are in the rainy days. Where is the diversification talked about

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