- The federation urged the media and public to avoid spreading misinformation capable of damaging Nigeria–China relations
- The group dismissed suggestions of terrorist collaboration
- It added that investments by Chinese firms have helped drive industrial growth, create jobs, establish processing facilities
The China Mining Federation of Nigeria has rejected allegations accusing Chinese mining firms of illegal activities within Nigeria’s solid minerals sector, describing the claims as misleading and unfounded.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the federation issued the clarification following renewed circulation of reports alleging illegal mining, environmental damage, and links to terrorism involving some Chinese nationals.
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The group dismissed suggestions of terrorist collaboration, stressing that Chinese mining operators have, in fact, suffered attacks and consistently supported Nigeria’s security efforts.
According to the federation, Chinese companies operating in Nigeria adhere strictly to local laws while working closely with regulatory agencies to improve governance within the mining industry.
It added that investments by Chinese firms have helped drive industrial growth, create jobs, establish processing facilities, and increase value retention within Nigeria’s mining sector.
The federation urged the media and public to avoid spreading misinformation capable of damaging Nigeria–China relations, reaffirming its commitment to transparency, environmental protection, and mutually beneficial cooperation.
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