The Nigerian Geological Survey Agency (NGSA) on Friday, intensified the training of staff on ‘Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) and other International Reporting Standards and Codes.’
Director-General of the Agency, Dr. Abdulrazaq Garba said the training demonstrates commitment of the agency to global best practices in geological survey, mineral exploration and reporting of mineral occurrences, stating that the Agency will continue to play its statutory role of providing reliable information on mineralogy of Nigeria.
Dr Garba, who is the Chairman, National Integrated Mineral Exploration Project, NIMEP, commended the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Arc Olamilekan Adegbite and Minister of State, Arc Unchechukuw Ogah for providing needed support for the agency.
Director-General, Nigeria geological Survey Agency (NGSA), Dr. Abdulrazaq Garba addressing participants at the ongoing Capacity Building Training on Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) and other International Reporting Standards and Codes, in Abuja, on Friday February 24th, 2022.Lead Trainer, Prof. Gbenga Okunlola addressing the participants at the ongoing Capacity Building Training.Dr Garba and other participants.Some Directors at the ongoing Capacity Building Training on Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) and other International Reporting Standards and Codes.Director-General, Dr Garba Abdulrazaq drawing the attention of the Prof Okunlola to a section of the “Geological and Mineral Resources Map Album,” a publication of the NGSA.Director-General, NGSA, Dr. Abdulrazaq Garba presenting the “Geological and Mineral Resources Map Album” to the Chief Geologist, AGVision Mining, Dr. Warwick Crowe, at the training, in Abuja, yesterday.Director-General, NGSA, Dr. Abdulrazaq Garba presenting the “Geological and Mineral Resources Map Album” to the Prof Gbenga Okunlola.
