Environmental Law
Highway or Highway Robbery? A Deep Dive into the Cost, Contracts, and Controversies of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Project
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway — Briefing Highway or Highway Robbery? A Deep Dive into the Cost, Contracts, and Controversies of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Project Comprehensive legal briefing — procurement, financing, environmental compliance, property rights. Nigerian Law • Infrastructure • Environmental Law • Procurement Overview & Project Scope The Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, envisioned as a 700-kilometre corridor connecting nine of Nigeria’s coastal states (Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, and Cross River), represents one […]
Solid Minerals in Nigerian States: A Closer Look at Regional Potentials
Introduction Nigeria’s diverse geological environment is home to a wide array of solid minerals, each offering unique opportunities for economic development across the country’s states. This article delves into the specific solid minerals found in various Nigerian states, highlighting their economic potential and current state of exploitation. North Central Kwara State Key Minerals: Limestone, Marble, Feldspar Overview: Kwara State is endowed with rich limestone deposits, crucial for cement manufacturing. Marble mining supports local industries, while […]
Legal Framework for Solid Minerals in Nigeria
Introduction Nigeria, a country rich in diverse natural resources, is endowed with an array of solid minerals, including tin, gold, coal, iron ore, limestone, and others. These minerals offer significant potential for economic diversification and growth. The regulatory framework governing this sector is designed to ensure sustainable development, equitable distribution of benefits, and environmental protection, thus promoting a balanced approach to exploiting these resources. Historical Context Historically, mining in Nigeria began in the early 20th […]