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A Federal Court in Abuja has sent eight Chinese people and one Nigerian to Kuje Prison. They are accused of illegal mining.
They were caught mining unlawfully in Lokpaukwu community, Umuchieze, in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State.
The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, has a special assistant for media named Segun Tomori. Segun said that the Mining Marshals, a group of security officers from the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), arrested them. The nine suspects include eight Chinese people and one Nigerian.
The suspects’ names are Shen Yongchan, Mo Baixian, Xiao Bin, Huang Xu Fa, Ma Bingli, Yang Jian, Li Peiyin, Que Wenyong, Hiyk Edward Desmond, and a company called Wanda Company Limited.
The judge listened to what both sides had to say. Then, the judge decided to keep the suspects in Kuje Correctional Centre until the next court date.
Part of a statement from the Minister reads: “The Mining Marshals, called “Operation Hayakin Kogo,” are an idea from Minister Dr. Dele Alake. This group is a key part of his 7-point plan to clean up illegal mining.”
“The trial of these suspects started yesterday before Justice J.K Omotosho at the Federal High Court in Abuja. The prosecutors have filed three charges against them. These charges include mining without permission and stopping legal mining activities.”
“The Mining Marshals are led by ACC John Onoja and have 2,570 members. They work to stop the bad actions of criminal groups in mining areas across Nigeria.”
“The Minister wants to make the Mining Marshals stronger by using more technology and giving them better equipment. The goal is to make sure Nigeria benefits fully from its mineral resources.”
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