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UNGA: VP Kashim Shettima Has Called on African Countries to Stop Exporting Their Solid Minerals African countries should create a value chain for the minerals whereby we extract, process, and export. Nigeria will be leading the charge of no longer exporting solid minerals. Alkasim Abdulkadir, Diplomatic & Foreign Affairs Analyst

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Avenewa Ojeva9 gün önce

Criminals want to export minerals. They are major sponsors of the insecurity in the North. I pity Nigerians listening to these fools in government.

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CLEMAGRIC-TECH ✨(BALOGUN)9 gün önce

I finished reading the news on the #NIGERIASTORIES page where President Tinubu was said to have urged African countries… only to scroll down and see that VP Shettima urged the African countries instead. 😭😂 Why nah? 😄😄😄 #TrendingNews #NigeriaFirst

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Godwin Great9 gün önce

Sorry but this is just horrible reporting. How many ahs and ums, he cant even look steadily at the camera, and his quote of the VP is so bad. Please do better.

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A.P.O.C10 gün önce

They're good in talking, if others start they will not. Have they finished the construction of the ECOWAS road as other African countries has done?

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The Activator8 gün önce

Sound idea, but communiques do not build smelters. The real policy is a domestic processing push with power, roads and stable rules for investors. Without that, we export rocks and import regret.

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Dr Amdii Ndayi (FWACS)9 gün önce

But that is what they have been doing!! Who is doing us!!?

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Oyewols9 gün önce

Shetts don start again. 😂😂 Last time was Free Palestine. Shake the table!!

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Emmanuel9 gün önce

Same story, no changes....shame

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Toochukwu Asiegbu9 gün önce

Hypocrites!! What have done to stop all the illegal mining of solid minerals in the north? Why are you selling Nigeria's crude oil and not refining at home or give to Dangote? Hypocrites everywhere.

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Righteousness save a nation9 gün önce

After UNGA speech the document of the speech will be dump one side no implementation. Chinese has taken too much advantage by exporting of solid minerals illegally.

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Papa and Mama9 gün önce

Let us start with refining our petroleum products before export. Solide minerals are so different from other natural minerals. Nigeria should start talk and do principle.

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Quintus Origen9 gün önce

Maybe @officialSKSM wants African countries to export their terrorists?

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Sam drew9 gün önce

This mumu can't even stop illegal mining at home.

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JusticeUN?9 gün önce

#UNGA

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Wine Zeee10 gün önce

Story!

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TruthGettingTold9 gün önce

Look at black Africans incapable of doing good in their countries sitting and thinking about how to be slaves forever.

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Eleanya Samuel9 gün önce

Dangota is still buying crude oil from overseas. Non of our refinery are working. Keep on deceiving yourself and APC members. Nigerians are wise.

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