- House of Representatives Committee criticizes two Chinese companies for owing over ₦15 billion in VAT to the Nigerian government.
- Committee Chairman Jonathan Gaza disclosed the issue during a ministerial retreat in Abuja.
- The companies claimed they did not pay VAT to the Nigerian government.
- Gaza highlighted the revenue loss and praised the administration’s efforts to revive the sector.
- The sector generated ₦38 billion and over $800 million in Foreign Direct Investment in 2024.
- Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, plans to address state government interference in mining.
- Alake informed President Bola Tinubu and received approval to take action.
- Alake emphasized that state governments lack authority to regulate mining activities.
- The government will enforce compliance with the constitution regarding mining regulations.
Source: saharareporters.com
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