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Tinubu Raises Concerns At UN On Illegal Foreign Mining Operations In Nigeria

During his inaugural address at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York City, President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria drew attention to the pressing issue of illegal foreign mining activities taking place within the country.

This significant event, scheduled to continue until September 26th, provided President Tinubu with a platform to underscore various critical matters related to his administration and the broader African continent.

President Tinubu openly discussed Nigeria’s national security, emphasizing that foreign entities, often Chinese corporations, in collaboration with local criminals, have been exploiting Nigeria’s mineral resources.

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