In 1995, Henry Dele Alake served as Minister of Solid Minerals Development, aiming to reduce Nigeria's dependence on raw mineral exports.
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In 1995, Henry Dele Alake served as Minister of Solid Minerals Development, aiming to reduce Nigeria's dependence on raw mineral exports.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Minister calls on OAU to utilize its resources for mineral development.1 source
Historical record of 1995 roles in the Nigerian solid minerals sector, aiming to reduce raw mineral exports.1 source
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Henry Dele Alake
Nigerian journalist, activist and politician
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