Gold mining in Nigeria is mainly informal. The International Institute for Sustainable Development, a thinktank in Ottawa, estimates Nigeria is home to about 500,000 artisanal gold miners.
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WhatsAppعرض المزيدThe Nigerian Mining Corporation (NMC) was formed in the early 1980s to explore for golds. Lack of funds, and the lure of easier profits from oil production led to its failure. There is no large scale gold mining operation in Nigeria today, though there is smallscale mining.
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