Nigeria: Solid Minerals and their Locations

Nigeria is rich in solid minerals. 


This have attracted many foreign nationals. 

These solid minerals drive the economic sector of Nigeria. In this article, a fresh information on the list of solid minerals in Nigeria and their states of location will be shared with you. 

1) Abia: salt, oil/gas, limestone, zinc, lead, zinc

2) Abuja: Cassiterite, dolomite, clay, gold, lead, zinc, tantalite and marble.

3) Adamawa: Magnesite and kaolin, gypsum and bentonite.

4) Akwa Ibom: Limestone, oil and gas, salt and uranium, clay, clay, lead, zinc, lignite.

5) Anambra: Phosphate, oil and gas, salt, clay, glass, sand, gypsum, lead, iron ore, limestone, lignite.

6) Bauchi: Gold, gypsum, wolfram, coal, limestone, lignite, iron ore and clay, cassiterite (tin ore), columbite.

7) Bayelsa: Gypsum, clay, lead and zinc, lignite, limestone, oil and gas, uranium and magnesium.

8) Benue: Marble and salt, limestone, lead and zinc, iron ore, gypsum, barite, clay, coal and gemstone.

9) Borno: Clay, bentonite, diatomite, gypsum, hydrocarbon, kaolin and limestone.

10) Delta: Gypsum, clay, glass, oil and gas, marble, kaolin, lignite and iron ore.

11) Ebonyi: Zinc and salt, lead and gold.

12) Edo: Marble, oil and gas, limestone, lignite, gold, gypsum and iron ore.

13) Ekiti: Granite, feldspar, kaolin, syenite and tatium.

14) Enugu: Coal, lead, zinc and limestone.

15) Gombe: Gypsum and gemstone.

16) Imo: Salt and phosphate, gypsum, lead and zinc, lignite, limestone, marcasite.

17) Cross River: Lead and zinc, barite, lignite, limestone, uranium, oil and gas manganese.

18) Jigawa: Butyl.

19) Kaduna: Amethyst, clay,felspar, gemstone, gold, graphite, kaolin, hyanite, mica, rock crystal, ruby,sapphire, tentalime, topaz and tourmaline and asbestos.
20) Kano: Tantalite, lead, zinc, glass sand, gemstone, copper and gassiterite.

21) Kastina: Marble, salt and kaolin.

22) Kebbi: Gold.

23) Kogi:Dolomite, Cole, felspar, gypsum, iron ore,gold, felspar, columbite and cassiterite.

24) Kwara: Tantalite, mica, marble, iron ore, gold, feldspar, columbite and cassiterite.

25) Lagos: Bitumen, oil and gas, clay and glass.

26) Nassarawa: Quartz, quartz, tourmaline, tantalite, talc, sapphire, salt, mica, limestone, iron ore, galena, marble and feldspar.

27) Niger: Zinc and lead, gold and talc.

28) Ogun: Phosphate and limestone, kaolin, gemstone, feldspar, clay and bitumen.

29) Ondo: Oil and gas, limestone, kaolin, gypsum, granite, glass, sand,feldspar, dimension stones, coal, clay and bitumen.
30) Osun: Tourmaline and tantalite, granite, gold and columbite.

31) Oyo: Tantalite and talc, silimonite, marble, kaolin, gold, gemstone, dolomite, clay, cassiterite and aquamarine.

32) Plateau: Wolfram and tin, tantalite and columbite, salt, molybdenum, marble, zinc and lead, kaolin, iron ore, granite, gemstone, fluoride, emerald, coal, clay, cassiterite, bismuth, bismuth, bauxite and barite.

33) Rivers: Glass sand, clay, lignite, marble and oil and gas.

34) Sokoto: Salt and silica, sand, potash, phosphate, limestone, laterite, kaolin, gypsum, granite, gold, flakes and clay.

35) Taraba: Kaolin, zinc and lead.

36) Yobe: Soda Ash

37) Zamfara: Cotton, gold and coal.

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