Command-centre visibility over every licensed mining site with satellite connectivity and IoT telemetry streaming into a unified control tower.
Machine-learning models flag unsafe operations, illegal pits, and under-reported production in near real-time to empower inspectors.
Operators onboard through a secure digital workflow that links permits, cadastral data, ESG obligations, and fiscal instruments.
Automated reconciliation between production, exports, and payments eliminates leakages while unlocking new revenue streams for the nation.
1,200+
Sites Connected (Target Year 1)
35,000
Digital Licences Migrated
₦420bn+
Revenue Leakages Closed
2,500
Field Officers Empowered
SMARTS integrates data, devices, and policy to give government and industry a common operating picture across Nigeria’s solid minerals ecosystem.
Thuraya satellite backhaul, IoT sensor networks, UAV imagery, and handheld apps stream continuous production, safety, and environmental signals.
A national registry that digitises licensing, cadastre, and operator compliance workflows with identity verification and auditable trails.
Revenue assurance engines reconcile production, movement, and payments to close leakages and guide investment decisions.
Modular building blocks combine to deliver a national-scale platform that digitises the full value chain from licensing to exports.
Capture licences, leases, community agreements, and ESG commitments in a single source of truth connected to cadastral data.
AI-assisted change detection overlays satellite imagery, drone surveys, and sensor alerts on interactive geospatial maps.
Structured workflows, automated validations, and configurable approval chains reduce processing time for all applications.
Policy rules, inspection checklists, and smart reminders keep operators aligned with safety, environmental, and production thresholds.
Real-time incident reporting with escalation paths, rapid-response playbooks, and coordination for field teams and regulators.
Integrations with payment gateways and treasury systems reconcile receipts against production and export data automatically.
SMARTS connects ministry systems, operator submissions, IoT sensors, and satellite imagery to build a continuously learning digital twin of the sector.
Machine-learning models rank sites and operators by likelihood of non-compliance, enabling targeted inspections and interventions.
Track ore movement from pit to port with tamper-proof QR tagging, weighbridge integrations, and export documentation.
Live dashboards benchmark states, commodities, and operators against KPIs for output, ESG compliance, and revenue delivered.
From pit-level sensors to executive dashboards, SMARTS curates trusted data flows for every stakeholder:
SMARTS aligns incentives across ministries, operators, investors, states, and host communities by providing tailored experiences on a single trusted platform.
A phased deployment ensures rapid proof of value while establishing the governance, talent, and infrastructure required for sustained transformation.
Project SMARTS is ready for pilot deployments with the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development and strategic stakeholders. Schedule a working session to align on scope, budget, and national roll-out timelines.
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Ministry of Solid Minerals Development
SMARTS Programme Office
Abuja, Nigeria