On #RedrawnAfrica, Jide Ojo, extractive policy and governance analyst, makes a compelling case for learning from Russia's extractive industry success. He argues that Nigeria should study Russia's training modules and technology transfer models to empower Nigerian citizens—particularly university students and training institute participants—to establish indigenous factories capable of exploring rare earth minerals and adding value to solid minerals.
21:54 18.08.2026 (Updated: 22:04 18.08.2026)
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On #RedrawnAfrica, Jide Ojo, extractive policy and governance analyst, makes a compelling case for learning from Russia's extractive industry success. He argues that Nigeria should study Russia's training modules and technology transfer models to empower Nigerian citizens—particularly university students and training institute participants—to establish indigenous factories capable of exploring rare earth minerals and adding value to solid minerals.
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