Ministry to probe closure of mining company over tax evasion

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Mr Alake said mining falls under the exclusive legislative list, and the Ministry of Solid Minerals should be consulted before such disruptive actions are taken.

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According to the statement, Mr Alake said a fact-finding team has been set up to engage both parties towards resolving the dispute and restoring industrial harmony. “Mining is on the exclusive legislative list. The Ministry of Solid Minerals should be consulted before such disruptive actions are taken,” Mr Alake said.The minister reiterated the federal government’s interest in raising the tempo of productive activities nationwide to boost economic growth, increase employment and community development.

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