This is really a big predicaments which is hindering the progress and development of our dear nation. To dive into this problem which must know why there is illegal minning in the country.
Illegal minning is the illegal means used to extract minerals from the ground. Illegal minning is really a serious canca worm which really retarding the progress and development of this nation. Illegal minning also known as GALAMSEY is really a big problem that we must talk about. For there to be a problem, there is a cause and when there is a cause, there is an effect that is put to the country. To talk about this effect, we can find some solutions to this problem
Unemployment is really a big cause of illegal minning in our communities. When there is no jobs for the individuals to do, they end up doing illegal minning so that they can make some earns for their lives. There some policies which are put in place to stop illegal minning. Some of these policy is the use of enforcement agencies such as the police agencies to stop illegal minning.
Well, using these policies can help reduce illegal minning in the communities. Using this policy can reduce but will end up raising up again because of the fact that the real cause has not be solved. We must find means to solve employment in our country. When employment is solved, all these problems concerning employment can reduce to it minimum.
Many youth are in the communities are Influence to make money faster. The reason is many people in the communities expecially the students in the schools are been influenced by people around which result in school drop out from many students. The reason for this is because the way many youth are eager to make money faster in their youthful age, they easily engage their selves into illegal minning which is really a big problem to the country. Giving talks to our youth on the issue of illegal minning can really help to minimise illegal minning in the country.
Illegal minning is a big issue which must be talked up. LET'S FIGHT ILLEGAL MINNING TOGETHER.
