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NaijaphiliaBlog:
Africa’s Biggest Lithium Processing Plant Is Now In Nigeria




https://x.com/NaijaphiliaBlog/status/2074297807918231843

MemoriesAndMe:
I actually think this is good news because Nigeria's mineral resources are not fully utilized since the main focus has been on crude oil. It will help the country if mineral resources like lithium etc are fully utilized and monetized. Dont you think so?

JASONjnr:
Many haters will not see this but will make noise when one man that takes advice from a mad man goes to an area that's mapped for construction and take pictures just for political sympathy......

gigabyte13:
Another bad news to the online and offline haters of the nation.
The bandits and terrorist celebrants
Haters of any progress in the nation
God go continue to dey bathe una with shame and disgrace.
Nigeria must work
Nigeria must succeed.

gabbytabby:
Standing still must be a better option than making progress improvements.

We need more mature citizens with a can do attitude instead of naysayers.

TopBanter:
You're correct but their real issue is that they are afraid to be self-dependent because they feel the South is far more advanced and they need 'one Nigeria' till they can catch up in terms of education, wealth, human devellopment ndex , industry, SME capacity, entrepreneural capacity etc.

@Topic. Impressive. I would even wish the North Discover more oil than the SS has so that, hopefully, their worthless leaders would develop their human resources instead of neglecting them so they become menaces to society through terrorism and banditry.

Believeintruth:
Guy grow up, have you really interrogated what our benefits are? The lithium is being processed for export so we are still in the lower.spectrum of the value chain. If we are in the higher spectrum jobs should have been created to push people out of poverty and provide employment for the restless youths. But alas narrow minded people like you focus on playing subtle attacks on opponents.

JASONjnr:
Exactly what I expected a hater to quite me with..... You people don't fail at all.

You can get a license to process the lithium in Nigeria if you have the means. Exporting lithium which is a powerful mineral resource is another avenue to generate revenue and non-dependant to the crude oil.

But to wail is your hobby...

Walezy2020:
Confirmation that every region in Nigeria is blessed so North shouldn't be scared of restructuring

Teymanhenry:
We celebrated the discovery of lithium, believing it would drive industrialization, create jobs, and transform our state into a hub for lithium batteries and other value-added products.

Instead, we're watching the raw mineral being exported while the real wealth, technology, and employment opportunities go elsewhere. We remain suppliers of raw materials and importers of finished goods.

Natural resources don't make nations prosperous—visionary leadership and value addition do. What a country.

Kukutente23:
Nigerians and backwards mentality
We don't produce batteries but we're rejoicing over a lithium plant built to exploit natural resources found in our environment
Some zone Bees above have even turned it to a geopolitical issue
Who do us like this sey? I wan know the man

TopBanter:
You're correct but their real issue is that they are afraid to be self-dependent because they feel the South is far more advanced and they need 'one Nigeria' till they can catch up in terms of education, wealth, human devellopment ndex , industry, SME capacity, entrepreneural capacity etc.

@Topic. Impressive. I would even wish the North Discover more oil than the SS has so that, hopefully, their worthless leaders would develop their human resources instead of neglecting them so they become menaces to society through terrorism and banditry.

Kukutente23:
Nigerians and backwards mentality
We don't produce batteries but we're rejoicing over a lithium plant built to exploit natural resources found in our environment
Some zone Bees above have even turned it to a geopolitical issue
Who do us like this sey? I wan know the man

Kukutente23:
Nigerians and backwards mentality
We don't produce batteries but we're rejoicing over a lithium plant built to exploit natural resources found in our environment
Some zone Bees above have even turned it to a geopolitical issue
Who do us like this sey? I wan know the man

FX:
How will it help Nigerians. How does it affect the lives of Nigerians

MemoriesAndMe:
I actually think this is good news because Nigeria's mineral resources are not fully utilized since the main focus has been on crude oil. It will help the country if mineral resources like lithium etc are fully utilized and monetized. Dont you think so?

Samtob90:
So to you, we should not build the factory, but rather export the raw materials and tomorrow you will cry no industries, no work.

gigabyte13:
Another bad news to the online and offline haters of the nation.
The bandits and terrorist celebrants
Haters of any progress in the nation
God go continue to dey bathe una with shame and disgrace.
Nigeria must work
Nigeria must succeed.

gabbytabby:
Standing still must be a better option than making progress improvements.

We need more mature citizens with a can do attitude instead of naysayers.

manmade:
I think the real question we should be asking is: Who did this to your brain? Please don't use this kind of reasoning to raise children.
If Aliko Dangote had waited for Nigeria to start manufacturing vehicles before deciding to build a refinery, do you honestly think the Dangote Refinery would exist today?
Progress comes from people who identify opportunities and invest in solving problems—not from waiting for every other sector to develop first. Sometimes, one major investment becomes the catalyst that drives growth in many other industries.

Teymanhenry:
We celebrated the discovery of lithium, believing it would drive industrialization, create jobs, and transform our state into a hub for lithium batteries and other value-added products.

Instead, we're watching the raw mineral being exported while the real wealth, technology, and employment opportunities go elsewhere. We remain suppliers of raw materials and importers of finished goods.

Natural resources don't make nations prosperous—visionary leadership and value addition do. What a country.

JealousCobra:
Keep whining your ancestors, the credit should go to Engr Sule the governor of Nasarrawa state alone, before you salivate he was a product of PDP before he was snatch3d.


Tinubu has nothing in his diabolic cap to offer Nigerians.

Obaofaba:
Must you wail on every good news?

Yes, we don't produce batteries yet, is it forbidden to start the production?

When crude oil was discovered in Nigeria, did we have the refinery then?

That one of the reasons the north doesn't trust you people in terms of power.

Believeintruth:
Guy grow up, have you really interrogated what our benefits are? The lithium is being processed for export so we are still in the lower. spectrum of the value chain. If we are in the higher spectrum jobs should have been created to push people out of poverty and provide employment for the restless youths. But alas narrow minded people like you focus on playing subtle attacks on opponents.

frankson1:
You wouldn't have posted this comment if you weren't backward

NaijaphiliaBlog:
Africa’s Biggest Lithium Processing Plant Is Now In Nigeria

https://x.com/NaijaphiliaBlog/status/2074297807918231843

Flangelo12:
If you open a battery factory, I don't think Nigerians would fight you.