Nigeria to Commission Lithium Plants in Shift Toward Domestic Value Addition
Nigeria is poised to launch two major lithium processing plants this year, marking a strategic shift from exporting raw minerals to developing domestic value chains through processing, manufacturing, and job creation. Mining Minister Dele Alake announced that a $600 million lithium processing facility near the Kaduna-Niger border will be commissioned this quarter, while a $200 million refinery on the outskirts of Abuja is nearing completion. He also revealed that two additional lithium plants are expected to be operational in Nasarawa State by the third quarter of 2025. “We are now…
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