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    FG Reaffirms Commitment To Revive Ajaokuta Steel Plant

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    By Editor on September 19, 2025 News
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    The Federal Ministry of Steel Development, on Thursday, dismissed concerns raised in recent media reports over the future of the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited (ASCL), assuring that the Federal Government remains committed to reviving the plant and developing Nigeria’s steel sector.

    According to a statement signed by the Head of Press and Public Relations, Salamatu Jibaniya, the ministry disclosed that a comprehensive technical and financial audit of ASCL is currently underway to guide transparent, data-driven decisions in the best interest of the country.

    She expressed confidence that the ongoing audit would provide a solid basis for decisive action that advances Nigeria’s industrial ambitions.

    Jibaniya said: “The attention of the Federal Ministry of Steel Development has been drawn to recent media reports regarding the future of the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited (ASCL).

    “While we note the concerns expressed, it is important to state that the Federal Government remains firmly committed to the development of Nigeria’s steel sector, including the resuscitation of ASCL.

    “A comprehensive technical and financial audit of the plant is presently underway to ensure that any decision taken is transparent, data-driven and in the best interest of Nigeria.

    “The overall assessment of the previous technical audit report dated 2018 maintained that the general status of the Steel Plant is in robust condition except for normal deterioration of replaceable parts and recommended automation of manual control systems for improved efficiency.

    “The Ministry remains confident that the updated audit will provide a sound basis for decisive action that advances Nigeria’s industrial aspirations.

    “The Federal Government is determined to build a competitive and modern steel industry that supports national industrialization and infrastructure growth.”

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