HOW UNFC -2009 STANDARDS ARE PLANNED TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN AND AFRICA BY ARISEKOLA TUNDE, MUKADAS TIJANI AND MASPALMA SAMSON STANLEY (NGSA) AT INTERREGIONAL TRAINING COURSE ON URANIUM, COAL, OIL AND GAS CLASSIFICATION:TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDIG OF ENERGETIC BASINS AND ‘’UNFC-2009 ’’ ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA 16th - 19th August 2016 OUTLINE  INTRODUCTION  IN-HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING  INVITED CRIRSCO REPRESENTATIVES TO NIGERIA IN MARCH,2015  ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON UNFC-2009  TRIED TO INVITE A REPRESENTATIVE OF EGRC TO THE NIGERIAN MININING AND GEOSCIENCES SOCIETY CONFERENCE TOOK PLACE IN ILORIN, CENTRAL NIGERIA MARCH,2016  FINAL APPRAISAL FOR THE NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION HAS BEEN PRESENTED TO GOVERNMENT IN JUNE,2016.  MET WITH THE OFFICIALS OF AMDC IN ABUJA JUNE, 2016  INVITATION BY AMDC TO MAKE UNFC-2009 PRESNTAION IN CAPE TOWN  CONCLUSION  INTRODUCTION  Solid Minerals had played a long and important role in the industrial history of Nigeria.  Prior to 1970 there was a boom in exploration, exploitation of minerals such as coal, tin and columbite .  Organized mining in Nigeria started between 1902 and 1923 following the commissioning of Mineral surveys of the southern and northern protectorates.  The oil boom in years later resulted in a shift of focus from solid minerals  Over 80% of foreign exchange earnings comes from oil and gas  Federal and State Governments are now poised to revitalise the solid mineral sector of the economy  THE GEOLOGY OF NIGERIA  The Geology of Nigeria is composed of 4 main groups:  Basement Complex ii. Younger Granites iii. Sedimentary series and iv. the Tertiary-Recent Volcanic rocks  The Basement Complex comprises the -Gnesis complex, the belts (metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocks) and the pan- African Granitoids (Older Granites and associated Charnockitic rocks).  The Younger Granites emplaced in the middle or surface Ring complexes of Triassic – (mostly ) Age.  The Sedimentary rocks found in seven basins (, Sokoto basin, Benue Trough, Niger, Anambra, Dahomey basin and the Niger Delta). MINERALS OF NIGERIA All the geopolitical zones of the country are endowed with one mineral or the other. More than 34 minerals have been identified in more than 500 locations in the country.  The following minerals are found in the many part of Nigeria.  The metallic minerals are cassiterite, tantalite, columbite, iron ore, pyrite, wolframite, galena, sphalerite, gold, monazite, ilmenite, rutile, molybdenite and uranium etc  Industrial Minerals - clay, kaolin, baryte, gypsum, talc, feldspar, glass sand, marble, mica, bentonite, , phosphate, brine, coal, and asbestos.  The gemstones are tourmaline, aquamarine, emerald, topaz, zircon, quartz, amethyst, sapphire, rubby, fluorite, olivine.

NIGERIAN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AGENCY  The Act setting up the Nigerian Geological Survey Agency makes it the primary organ of the Federal Government that deals with the dissemination of geosciences information particularly at regional scale.  The knowledge is usually applied in academic research, mineral resources development, land use planning, infrastructural development, sound environmental management among other things. NGSA  VISION : To evolve as an open, transparent and flexible organization that would provide geoscientific information and knowledge for wealth creation and national development

 MISSION: To emerge as the ultimate referral point for geoscience information and knowledge using highly qualified and skilled professionals, cutting edge technology and in collaboration with stakeholders IN-HOUSE CAPACITY BUILDING

 EVERY TRAINING ATTENDED BY STAFF OF NGSA IN RESPECT OF UNFC-2009 IS REPLICATED TO OTHER MEMBERS OF STAFF BY POWER POINT PRESENTATION  On 27th 0f JUNE, 2016 The Fundamentals of UNFC-2009 and Business Model Canvas for NGSA, 27th June, 2016 The Fundamentals of UNCF_2009

INVITED CRIRSCO REPRESENTATIVE TO NIGERIA IN MARCH,2015 ROGER DIXION ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON UNFC-2009 IN 2014

 3 MEMBERS FROM NGSA  3 MEMBERS FROM NMGS  2 MEMBERS FROM COMEG  3 MEMBERS FROM NAPE INVITATION OF REPRESENTATIVE OF EGRC TO NIGERIA  TRIED TO INVITE REPRESENTATIVE OF EGRC TO THE NIGERIAN MININING AND GEOSCIENCES SOCIETY CONFERENCE THAT TOOK PLACE IN ILORIN CENTRAL NIGERIA 13-18 MARCH, 2016. IT DD NOT WORK SUBMISSION TO GOVERMENT  FINAL APPRAISAL FOR THE NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF UNFC-2009 HAS BEEN PRESENTED TO THE GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA IN JUNE,2016. AS PART OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES ROAD MAP  The Minerals Business Model Canvas for Nigeria

Key Partners Key Activities Value Propositions Customer Customer Segments Relationships Nigerian Geological Air borne survey Conduct International Survey Agency countrywide Tel calls and emails companies Countrywide radiometric data Mining Cadastre exploration generation, Face-to-face Universities Office production of Uranium/Mineral Setting up Nuclear credible data Public title holders power plant products and offer interpretation, Nigeria Atomic Key Resources project planning and Channels Energy Commission execution services to Uranium team attract investments Customer service Ahmadu Bello (60 geoscientists) and accompanying centres University Zaria value chains that Nigeria NGRL generate revenues Online enquires and employment www.ngsa-nig.org Obafemi Awolowo Varitas Mineral Labs, Use or lose mineral University, Nigeria Canada title policy Public enlightenment Government control and training/workshop Nigeria Nuclear CETEM, Brazil and monitoring Regulatory Authority Maps, reports and publications IAEA

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Low cost exploration data Federal Budget Meeting with Delegation from AMDC, Prof, Mongessie Aberra and Dr. Kaiser Souza in Abuja, 7-8 June, 2016  ITEMS GIVING TO AMDC OFFICIALS 1. Two pages write up on UNFC -2009 which cover introduction and basic principles 2. Two copies of official publication on UNFC -2009, 42 UNECE Energy Series 3. Names, countries and e-mails of some participants and colleagues from Africa who has taking part in training/workshops on UNFC-2009 between 2013 to 2016 S/N COUNTRY PARTICIPANTS 1 Algeria Mr. Jamel Eddine NACER Email: [email protected] 2 Burkina Faso Mr. Alphonse KAMDOU Email:[email protected] 3 Cameroon Ms, CristelIe Nikoh MEFEUGEND Email:[email protected] 4 Chad Mr. Brahim Abderamane YACINE Email:[email protected] 5 Cote Divoire Mr. Kouadjo Ernest N’GUESSAN Email:[email protected] 6 Democratic Rep. of Congo Mr. Francois Kadazi KABUYA Email:[email protected] 7 Ghana Dr. Samuel Boakyke Dampare Email:[email protected] 8 Madagascar Mr. Toky Tojonirina RAKOTOSON Email:toy_rakotoson@omnis,mg 9 Malawi Mr. Cassius CHIWANBO Email:[email protected] 10 Mali Mr. Lassina GOITA Email:[email protected] 11 Morocco Prof. El Hassan SAYOUTY Email:[email protected] 12 Niger Mr. Chaibou DJIBO SAMBO

Email:djibo_wahabhotmail.com 13 Nigeria Tunde Muritala ARISEKOLA [email protected] 14 Namibia Helena HITAMBA Email:hitamba@mme,gov.na 15 Egypt Mohammed Hamza Email:[email protected] 16 Gabon Ms Patricia OUSSOU Email:[email protected] 17 Tunisia Mr. Noureddine ABBES Email:abbes.noureddine@get,com.tn 18 Sudan Mr. Musab Osman EBRAHIM ALI Email:[email protected] 19 Uganda Mr. Zackary Mosimon BAGUMA Email:[email protected] 20 United Rep. of Tanzania Dennis Amos Mwalong Email:[email protected] 21 Zambia Labson Chibong CHINYAMUKA Email:[email protected] 22 South Africa Abdul KENAN Email: akanan INVITATION BY AMDC TO CAPE TOWN  THE TITLE OF THE PRESENTATION IS  INTRODUCTION TO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF UNFC-2009  DURING AMDC/GEOLOGICAL AND MINERAL INFORMATION SYSTEM(GMIS) COORDINATION MEETING AND WORKSHOP  DATE: 24-26TH AUGUST, 2016  VENUE: CAPE TOWN LODGE-HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTRE A typical location of a chaotic illegal mining site