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Ministry Exceeds Revenue, Targets More

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President Mohammadu Buhari

The Ministry of Mines and Steel Development says it has exceeded its 2022 revenue target of about N7 billion and will hit an excess of N10 billion by the end of the year.

Adegbite said that the ministry’s N7 billion target was exceeded in September, adding that the mining sector has the capacity to contribute more to the economy.

The minister said the sector was currently contributing one per cent to the economy of the country.

He also said that the sector could contribute 10 per cent to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) when fully funded and developed.

According to the minister “We have exceeded our revenue target for the year as at September. The target for the year was put around N7 billion. I think that by the end of the year, we might hit N10 billion. I believe this is growing from a paltry sum of two billion in 2015. Last year, we made nine billion. Yes, N10 billion is too small when you look at the overall revenue of government but it is a giant lead for us”.

The minister said the ministry was collaborating with other ministries and agencies, including the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment. Others are the Ministry of Interior and Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to make sure the country had the desired value from the sector.

 

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