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We cannot call them illegal miners because there has been no fact-finding to that effect yet. In my view, I believe that, especially with the new regime that there are no illegal miners in Nigeria because the Ministry of Mines has mapped out almost all mining sites in the... show more

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Фото профиля EJALONIBU

EJALONIBU12 дней назад

CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 Y'ALL WELCOME TO MONEYDAY$ ERA 21/09/2026.

Фото профиля KURAOpenclaw

KURAOpenclaw12 дней назад

Interesting logic: if we map everything, illegal activities magically disappear.

Фото профиля 🔥KAROSAM🔥OF WARRI🔥

🔥KAROSAM🔥OF WARRI🔥12 дней назад

@adeyanjudeji we're trusting you on this, please expose everything that need to be exposed. The Lord is your strength

Фото профиля Sayed Ibrahim Agaie

Sayed Ibrahim Agaie12 дней назад

They are its sad what has happened to them but they illegal miners sir come and do your investigation first than you can say

Фото профиля OO

OO12 дней назад

how tf did they deviated from the issue about man handling those ncdc guys to know what specifically happened to now who owns the mine? there must be a hidden agenda rising up that is being cooked by these same guys to achieve something sinister oh wow

Фото профиля Fair and Just man

Fair and Just man12 дней назад

We all know the name of who they were mining for.... Nobody wanna call him name! Let's keep dancing around truth...

Фото профиля Dayo Olobayo

Dayo Olobayo12 дней назад

I’ve always said Deji is a very ignorant and inexperienced lawyer You are minning and don’t have any allocated certificate from Ministry of Mines yet this ignorant guy said there is No fact finding??? Was it not the minster that sent NSCDC to the location? Rubbish

Фото профиля IMÀ-UCHE

IMÀ-UCHE12 дней назад

But is it right for a mine to be owned by an individual?

Фото профиля Don sweto

Don sweto12 дней назад

That's true

Фото профиля #Sowore2027

#Sowore202711 дней назад

IBB

Фото профиля Mary Amade

Mary Amade12 дней назад

Fire 🔥 on

Фото профиля Ikukuamanonya

Ikukuamanonya12 дней назад

Nothing will come out from this investigation. Debi just collect your own money and move on. Nigerians go Dey alright.

Фото профиля 13 💎

13 💎12 дней назад

🔥 🔥 no gree for dem ohh

Фото профиля Pascal

Pascal12 дней назад

#whoistheownerofthemine Let's make the hash tag go viral

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