The appointment followed the resignation of Inalegwu Adoga as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company.
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“We are becoming a global hub for mineral refinement, beneficiation, and value-driven industrial growth,” he pointed out.
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Suspected Boko Haram insurgents have attacked a military camp in the Garaha District of Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State, killing three soldiers and a fleeing civilian woman.
The insurgents also razed a primary school and other key infrastructure during the attack, which came amid a series of similar assaults in parts of the Hong LGA in recent months.
The latest attack, DAILY POST learnt, occurred in the late morning of Saturday, February 21, when the attackers rushed in, firing sporadically and catching the military personnel largely unaware.
A witness, Isaiah Yerima, said that though the targeted military men rose to the occasion and fought back gallantly, the invaders had the upper hand, and the entire military camp was burnt down.
Yerima said the attackers ambushed the soldiers from the rear via the Lar axis, resulting in the deaths of three soldiers, while a civilian woman was killed by a stray bullet as she tried to escape the shootings.
The military did not respond to inquiries, nor did the police make any comment on the attack.
However, both the Hong Local Government chairman, Usman Aliyu Wa’aganda, and the Hong paramount ruler, Tol Alheri Nyako, confirmed the attack.
Boko Haram attack on Adamawa military camp kills three soldiers, civilian woman
The AGF emphasised that the facilities being accessed by Nigeria were loans and not grants.
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