Zamfara Gov. Tours Mining Sites In Anka, Maru LGAs, Promises More Revenue

Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal has assured that there will be an increase in revenue, following the significant improvements in security across the state.

The governor said this during a tour of mining sites and mining factories in the Anka and Maru Local Government Areas, aimed at exploring the vast resources in Zamfara, and creating additional revenue-generating opportunities.

Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has begun a tour of mining sites and factories, starting with a visit to Comet Star Industry, a private mining company, located in the Anka Local Government Area.

It processes approximately 1,000 tonnes daily, and it is fully equipped with modern mining technology, to ensure efficient operations.

Shortly after the tour, Governor Lawal expressed satisfaction with the factory’s standard, saying it is the type of investment the state government is seeking.

The governor was delighted because it shows the improvement in security in Zamfara State.

He appreciated the troops and all stakeholders, who are working tirelessly to bring about peace.

He disclosed that discussions are ongoing between the federal and state governments, the private sector and the communities, to understand the assets, and identify where it has a comparative advantage.

The owner of one of the mining factories visited by the Governor, James Uduji, said his factory will soon commence operation, and he believes it will contribute to improving the Internally Generated Revenue, (IGR).

Governor Lawal also toured mining sites in the Maru Local Government Area of the state, where he promised the state government’s full support to artisanal miners, ensuring they operate within legal regulations, with the provision of essential tools, to stop environmental degradation.

Editor Paul Akhagbemhe


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