Skip to content
Ova News NG

Ova News NG

Ova News NG feed V2

Primary Menu
  • HOME
  • NEWS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • SPORTS
  • POLITICS
  • WORLD NEWS
  • LIVE FOOTBALL SCORES
  • Home
  • NEWS
  • NSCDC Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Site In Kaduna
  • NEWS

NSCDC Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Site In Kaduna

ovanews 2 months ago 2 min read
Share:

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Mining Marshals have shut down an illegal mining site in the Damau community, in the Kubau Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

The operation comes in the wake of a directive issued by the Commandant General of the Corps, Dr Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mandating a nationwide strategic approach to curb insecurity, vandalism of public infrastructure, and economic sabotage.

According to a statement signed on Monday by Afolabi Babawale, the National Public Relations Officer for NSCDC, the illegal site, rich in tin deposits and belonging to Trobell Minerals Limited, had been overtaken by unauthorised miners for several months.

Authorities revealed that the illicit activities had caused economic losses, environmental damage, and heightened insecurity in the area.

Meanwhile, the NSCDC Mining Marshals engaged traditional rulers and youth leaders in a dialogue, which resulted in the peaceful withdrawal of illegal miners under official supervision.

NSCDC Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Site In Kaduna
NSCDC Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Site In Kaduna

Stakeholders praised the approach and highlighted its effectiveness in resolving the crisis without conflict.

“The activities of illegal miners had posed serious threats to human lives, livelihoods, and investment. This intervention has brought a long-awaited relief,” the stakeholders said.

The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, who spoke during the first-year anniversary of the NSCDC Mining Marshals, reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening the special unit.

He commended the officers for their professionalism and pledged continued logistical and operational support.

“The reward for hard work is more work,” Dr Alake stated, and encouraged the officers to sustain their momentum in the fight against illegal mining.

In his remarks, the Commander of the Mining Marshals, Assistant Commandant Attah John Onoja, reiterated the unit’s resolve.

“The fight against illegal mining across the federation remains a top priority and is non-negotiable,” he said.

NSCDC Mining Marshals Shut Down Illegal Site In Kaduna is first published on The Whistler Newspaper

Facebook Comments Box
Share:

Related:

  • Crude Oil Theft: Nwoko Seeks AI-Powered Surveillance, Regional Security
    Crude Oil Theft: Nwoko Seeks AI-Powered…
    NEWS
  • WHX Lagos & WHX Labs Lagos 2025 Conclude with Transformative Impact on West Africa’s Healthcare Landscape
    WHX Lagos & WHX Labs Lagos 2025 Conclude with…
    ENTERTAINMENT
  • cropped-fb_img_15824808200841041-1.jpg
    Why I Stopped Biafra Independence — Gowon
    NEWS
  • 11 Almajiri Pupils Die In Kaduna
    11 Almajiri Pupils Die In Kaduna
    NEWS
  • cropped-fb_img_15824808200841041-1.jpg
    Eid-el-Kabir: Sultan Laments Insecurity, CAN Calls…
    NEWS

Continue Reading

Previous: President Federation Cup: Abuja, Lagos to host semi-final
Next: Sanwo-Olu Advocates Inclusive Justice Reforms In West Africa
  • Recent
  • A Crackdown Inside Iran
    • WORLD NEWS

    A Crackdown Inside Iran

  • Galatasaray boss Buruk makes personal plea to Osimhen
    • SPORTS

    Galatasaray boss Buruk makes personal plea to Osimhen

  • Nigerian Equities Market Loses N150 Billion as Investors Take Profits
    • NEWS

    Nigerian Equities Market Loses N150 Billion as Investors Take Profits

  • FG Launches $40 Million ICT Project for University Digitalization
    • NEWS

    FG Launches $40 Million ICT Project for University Digitalization

  • Governor Nwifuru rewards Abakaliki FC with N40m after Kwara United defeat
    • SPORTS

    Governor Nwifuru rewards Abakaliki FC with N40m after Kwara United defeat

  • Police Arrest Four Suspects For Alleged Robbery, Drug Trafficking In Enugu
    • NEWS

    Police Arrest Four Suspects For Alleged Robbery, Drug Trafficking In Enugu

  • IPOB Condemns FG’s ‘Desperate’ Attempt To Link Nnamdi Kanu To Gulak’s Death
    • NEWS

    IPOB Condemns FG’s ‘Desperate’ Attempt To Link Nnamdi Kanu To Gulak’s Death

  • Tems’ Grammy-winning song receives RIAA certification
    • ENTERTAINMENT

    Tems’ Grammy-winning song receives RIAA certification

  • 30% Of Civil Servants Trained Abroad Fail To Return – Lagos Commissioner
    • NEWS

    30% Of Civil Servants Trained Abroad Fail To Return – Lagos Commissioner

  • Greetings from Dharamshala, India, where these Tibetan kids were having the best time
    • WORLD NEWS

    Greetings from Dharamshala, India, where these Tibetan kids were having the best time

  • A Crackdown Inside Iran
    • WORLD NEWS

    A Crackdown Inside Iran

  • Galatasaray boss Buruk makes personal plea to Osimhen
    • SPORTS

    Galatasaray boss Buruk makes personal plea to Osimhen

  • Nigerian Equities Market Loses N150 Billion as Investors Take Profits
    • NEWS

    Nigerian Equities Market Loses N150 Billion as Investors Take Profits

  • FG Launches $40 Million ICT Project for University Digitalization
    • NEWS

    FG Launches $40 Million ICT Project for University Digitalization

  • Governor Nwifuru rewards Abakaliki FC with N40m after Kwara United defeat
    • SPORTS

    Governor Nwifuru rewards Abakaliki FC with N40m after Kwara United defeat

SECTIONS

  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • NEWS
  • POLITICS
  • SPORTS
  • WORLD NEWS

Get all Latest Ova News Feeds on the Go! 👋

Sign up to receive all Our latest News content Recap in your inbox every weekend.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Quick Links

  • News
  • Entertainment
  • Live Football Scores
  • Premier League Scores

Legal

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy

Connect with Us

  • Contact Us
  • Advertise
Copyright © 2025 Ova News Network | Created by Ben Ova O. | All Rights Reserved.
pixel