Minister of Steel and Mines, Mr. Olamilekan Adegbite, made the call yesterday, during the two-day Nigerian Global Economic Summit at the Hilton Kensington Hotel.
Mining, he said, “is at its infancy stage “ and could “generate employment,”, especially for the “teeming youth” population in various states in the country. “The royalty rate is the best in Africa,” he said, noting that just “three to five per cent is what we charge.” He argued that without the digitalisation of medical services, there were “delayed diagnosis” and preventable “deaths.”
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