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Nigeria Mining Week 2022

Save the date banner for Nigeria Mining Week, 1–3 November 2022 at the International Conference Centre, Abuja, hosted by the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development.

Established 6 years ago, Nigeria Mining Week is the partner of choice, the innovative port of call and deal maker platform for all the mining stakeholders and influencers in the public and private sector wanting to do business in Nigeria.

Hosted by the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, and organised by Miners Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with PwC and Vuka Group, the live event will allow you to engage directly with key stakeholders through our unique networking channels to meet new partners, source new customers and identify promising projects. Save the date, 1-3 November 2022 to Nigeria Mining Week, Abuja International Conference Center, Nigeria.

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