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10000 PCS 10UF 16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 106 $1,799.99

SPRAGUE 195D686X9006H2T Tantalum Capacitors – Solid SMD – 68uF 6V- 2400 pcs $595.00

2000PCS smd cap 20V4.7UF Tantalum capacitor a $288.00

2000PCS smd pcb mount cap 10V4.7UF Tantalum capacitor a $288.00

2000 SMD case A Tantalum Capacitor 105 10uF 16V 20% NEC $255.00

1000 PCS 10UF 16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 106 $241.99

500 PCS 47UF 16V C 6032-28 SMD Tantalum capacitor 476C SMT /Free Registered Mail $239.99

SMD 22uf 10v B Case size Tantalum Capacitors (2000 PCS) $199.99

SMD 10uF 16v B Case size Tantalum Capacitors (Qty 2000) ***NEW*** $199.99

300 PCS 330UF 2.5V D SIZE 330uF/2.5V 7343-31 SMD Tantalum /FREE registered mail $199.99

2000 PCS 10UF 16V A CASE 3216-18 SMD 1206 Tantalum capacitor /FREE Register Mail $195.99

NEW: Full Reel 500pcs 100uf 16V Tantalum Capacitor SMD Quality Sprague/Vishay $195.00

SMD 10uF 10 uF 16v C Case Tantalum Capacitors 3000 Pcs $139.99

SMD 47uF 47 uF 10V D Case Tantalum Capacitors 500 Pcs $144.99

300 PCS 47UF 16V D 7343-31 SMD Tantalum capacitor 476 SMT /FREE Registered Mail $149.99

500 PCS 22UF 16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 226 $138.99

500 PC’S P/N TAJD336M010R CAP TANTALUM 33UF 10V 20% SMD $129.99

1100x 1UF 16V A 3216-18 SMD 1206 Tantalum capacitor 105 $125.99

1000 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $119.99

1000 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $119.99

PANASONIC EEJL0JD157R CAPACITOR TANTALUM 150uF SMD 450p $99.00

2000 pcs 1uf / 50v 293D105X9050B2T SMD Tantalum $100.00

1000 pcs AVX 10uF 16V 3216-18 A CASE SMD Tantalum Capacitor $99.00

3.3uF/16V Tantalum Cap 20%, Size A, NEC, SMD – partial reel +/- 1,824 pcs $75.00

500 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $74.99

500 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $74.99

500pcs SMD case A Tantalum Capacitor 105 10uF 16V ±20% 3.2×1.6×1.6mm NEC $63.90

AVX TAJD686M016R CAPACITOR TANTALUM 68uF 16V “D” 20% SMD SMT (320p)REEL USA SHIP $67.15

100x 330UF 2.5V D SIZE 330uF/2.5V 7343-31 SMD Tantalum capacitor 337/FREE RMail $61.99

100 PCS 330UF 2.5V D SIZE 330uF/2.5V 7343-31 SMD Tantalum capacitor 337 NEW $60.99

500pc AVX Reel Tantalum Capacitors 22uf 25v SMD SMT 10% $49.95

SMD 10uF 10 uF 16v C Case Tantalum Capacitors 500 Pcs $49.99

330 uF / 10V SMD TANTALUM CAPACITORS (100 pcs) $49.00

500 pcs AVX 10uF 16V 3216-18 A CASE SMD Tantalum Capacitor $52.00

NEW: Full Reel 500pcs 22uf 20V Tantalum Capacitor SMD $49.95

AVX TAJA225M006R TANTALUM 2.2UF 6.3V 20% SMD QTY-1000 $34.95

200 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $39.99

200 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $39.99

15uF 25v Tantalum Capacitor SMD Chip (LOT OF 25) $35.50

500 Vishay 22uF 16V 10% SMD Tantalum Capacitors Size C $29.99

AVX TAJC685K020R TANTALUM 6.8UF 20V 10% SMD QTY-500 $29.95

100 uF / 16V SMD TANTALUM CAPACITORS 100 pcs $34.00

50 PCS 100UF/10V SIZE D 6032+ SMD Tantalum capacitor 10V 100UF $29.29

50 PCS 100UF/10V 7343-31 SIZE D SMD Tantalum capacitor SMT NEW $29.29

SMD 10uF 16v B Case size Tantalum Capacitors (250 PCS) $24.99

Lot of 300+ Kemet T491A105M016AS 1uF 16V SMD Tantalum Capacitors $20.00

100 pcs SMD case B Tantalum Capacitor 105 10uF 25V AVX $17.90

SMD 22uF 22 uF 20v V Case Tantalum Capacitors 25 Pcs $19.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 35v E Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 25 ) *** NEW *** $19.99

Capacitors, Sprague, SMD, Tantalum, 10 Uf@16 Vdc (Lot / 500) $20.00

6.8uf 35v Tantalum Capacitor SMD Chip (LOT OF 25) $19.00

AVX TAJD336M016R TANTALUM 33UF 16V 20% SMD QTY-87 $15.00

Kemet SMD Tantalum Capacitor T491C686K006 Part Reel 200 $7.86

100uf 6.3v Tantalum NEC SMD NRD107K06 10%.Pack of 10pcs $6.29

100 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $19.99

100 pcs AVX Tantalum SMD Capacitor 10uf 16v 3216 A $19.99

55 PCS 10UF 16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 106 $18.99

47uF/16V 20% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITORS by AVX MFG 125 pcs New $9.99

10uf 25v Tantalum SMD TAJD106K025R 10%. Pack of 10pcs $4.71

47uf 10v Tantalum SMD TAJD476M010R 20%. Pack of 10pcs $4.71

55 PCS 22UF 16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 226 $17.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 6v A Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 3.3uF 3.3 uF 16v B Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 10v C Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 6.8uF 6.8 uF 16v C Case Tantalum Capacitor ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 2.2uF 2.2 uF 25v B Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 47uF 47 uF 10V D Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 2.2uF 2.2 uF 35v C Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) $12.99

SMD 4.7uF 4.7 uF 25v C Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 33uF 33 uF 16v D Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 33uF 33 uF 20v D Case Tantalum Capacitors 50 Pcs $12.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 20v D Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 4.7uF 4.7 uF 35v C Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 33uF 33 uF 25v X Case Tantalum Capacitors 50 Pcs $12.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 16v C Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $12.99

SMD 3.3uF 3.3 uF 25v B Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100) *** NEW *** $12.99

SMD 22uF 22 uF 20v C Case Tantalum Capacitors QTY 100 $12.99

SMD 3.3uF 3.3 uF 10v A Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $12.99

0.47uf 25v Tantalum SMD TAJA474K025R .10% Pack of 10pcs $3.14

22uf 6.3v Tantalum SMD NRC226K06R C Case Pack of 10pcs $2.36

AVX Tantalum capacitor SMD 477 470uF-6.3v 7343 10pcs $13.00

1.5UF & 33UF TANTALUM SMD CAPACITORS 1000 PCS $7.95

Tantalum Capacitor 68uF 16V SMD size 2816 by AVX x100 $13.11

AVX TAJA105M016R 1UF 16V 20% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR NEW $9.90

KEMET T491C335M035AS 3.3UF35V20% TANTALUM CAPACITOR SMD $9.90

KEMET T491C336M010AS 33UF10V 20% TANTALUM CAPACITOR SMD $9.90

AVX TAJA106K016R 10UF 16V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR $9.90

50 PCS 10UF/16V B 3528-21 SMD Tantalum capacitor 106C 106 16V 10UF $15.49

10uf 10v 10% C Case Tantalum SMD NRC106K10RS x10pcs $1.73

AVX TAJA335K016R 3.3UF 16V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR $9.90

AVX TAJA226K016R 22UF 16V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR $9.90

AVX TAJA106K035R 10UF 35V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR $9.90

AVX TAJA156K016R 15UF 16V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR $9.90

KEMET 10UF 25V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR NEW $9.90

KEMET 22UF 20V 10% SMD TANTALUM CAPACITOR NEW $9.90

3.3uf 16v Tantalum SMD TAJB335K016R 10%. Pack of 10pcs $1.57

4.7uf 16v Tantalum SMD TAJB475K016R 10%. Pack of 10pcs $1.57

SMD 2.2uF 2.2 uF 10v A Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $9.99

SMD 2.2uF 2.2 uF 20v B Case Tantalum Capacitors ( Qty 100 ) *** NEW *** $9.99

SMD 2.2uF 2.2 uF 16v B Case Tantalum Capacitors 100 Pcs $9.99

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Mining and Nigeria’s 2020 Goals

Revitalising the mining sector is part of extended government efforts to rectify massive imbalances in the economy, and the solid mineral sector is seen as crucial to overcoming the historic dependence on oil and gas. Mining activities suffered heavily because of official neglect during more than three decades of political turmoil and civil war that shattered the Nigerian economy. The richly endowed nation boasts vast reserves of iron ore and coal, besides significant gold, uranium, gypsum, barite and tantalum deposits. Over many years, a sharp decline in the production of coal, tin and columbite weakened the mining sector and dragged its GDP contribution down to 0.5%. Together with a determined fall in global oil prices and decline in crude production due to surging violence in the Niger Delta region, it brought home catastrophe to Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves.

Focus on the non-oil sector returned only after a peaceful transition to civilian power at the end of the last century. The democratic government under former president O Obsanjo successfully negotiated a $120 million World Bank assistance package in 2004 to revive the solid minerals sector. The six-year long project that concludes in 2010 has been the most serious attempt by far at sustainable management of Nigeria’s mineral resources. To Abuja’s credit, the renewed focus on solid minerals was not motivated by immediate compulsions alone.

Soon after its election to office, the Obsanjo dispensation adopted a radical blueprint intended to establish Nigeria as a significant economic and political entity in the African continent as well as internationally. The specific goal of the Vision 2020 document was to confirm the country’s position among the twenty largest economies in the world by that year. The document identifies 29 focus areas – from agriculture and food security to judicial and political reform – as crucial for sustained and rapid growth. One of the unspoken objectives of this comprehensive policy was poverty eradication, which remains a fundamental challenge to inclusive growth in Nigeria.

Regressive policies pursued by successive civilian and military governments in the last century devastated most of the country’s traditional systems of livelihood. The hegemony of oil prevented economic diversification and deepened social divides by concentrating employment and income to select urban populations. Administrative failure was surpassed by massive corruption and together they sealed the trickle-down effects of Abuja’s significant income in petrodollars. The inadequacy and failure of welfare schemes shrouded much of rural Nigeria in progressively degrading levels of food shortage, unemployment and poverty. The state of Nigerian affairs is accurately gauged from a World Bank estimate that says 80% of the country’s oil profits benefit just 1% of the population. Consequently, more than half of the 148 million Nigerians continue to live in abject poverty. It also explains why per capita GDP at $1,418 is among the lowest in the world despite the country registering substantial economic growth over the last decade.

The realisation of Nigeria’s 2020 goals is fundamentally dependent on unclenching the overwhelming grip of poverty on its people. Rapid enterprise development is crucial for the renewal of both rural and urban economies. Considering its ambitious goals and the timeframe involved, a revolution in entrepreneurial growth is the only viable answer to Abuja’s quest for economic glory. This is where mining, along with other important non-oil sectors with potential, come into the spotlight.

In the years since 1999, Abuja has rolled out significant incentives for existing and prospective investors in the mining sector. Fiscal adjustments include cutting down on capital gains and companies profits taxes, increase in capital allowances, along with a three year tax holiday for new mining ventures. Additional tax exemptions were introduced to bolster exports and encourage further exploration and prospecting in solid minerals. The country saw the establishment of its first diamond cutting and polishing centre in 2002. To reinforce the importance of mining as a poverty alleviation strategy, the Sustainable Management of Mineral Resources Project was initiated with World Bank assistance in 2004 to provide long-term, low interest loans to the sector. Through extensive disbursement of easy credit repayable over 35-year periods, Nigeria hopes to cut down on poverty in mining communities and achieve a diversified economy.

The present government under President UM Yar’Adua is actively pursuing a micro-grants programme for the mining sector, and has succeeded partly at least in roping in commercial banks to provide seed funds and loans to small and medium-scale mining ventures. While the impact of such measures are still being tabulated, the SMD announced earlier this year that it hoped to achieve a significant revenue stream from mining operations within the next 5 years. The Mines and Steel Development Minister went further to say the sector would start contributing 20% of overall GDP within a span of ten years.

Tin mining is one sector that has massive potential for expansion, in such a scheme of things. Nigeria has known reserves of the mineral in excess of 31,000 tonnes, most of it concentrated in the central Jos plateau, and was a major exporter before the oil boom of the ’70s. However, annual production fell drastically from 11,000 tonnes in 1975 to just about 2,000 tonnes currently. Only a very small portion of the Jos deposits have so far been tapped, some estimates putting the total area of mining operation at just 4% of full potential. Official neglect of the sector has resulted in elaborate smuggling operations that run on unregulated mines. Considering the fact that Nigerian tin is regarded as one of the top qualities in the world, there is scope for massive development of the sector. Stricter regulation and incentives for entrepreneurial ventures in tin mining can significantly boost export revenue, besides generating employment and sustaining extensive ancillary industries. Reviving the sector is critical to Nigeria’s rapid-development goals.

There are four essential challenges to Nigeria’s mining aspirations, in general:

I. Increasing productivity in artisan and small-scale mining operations through socially and environmentally sound processes; diversifying the economy by empowering and consolidating scattered mining communities.
II. Developing public mining institutions that work efficiently in a transparent and modernised atmosphere, restructured to handle administrative loopholes and promote institutional capacity building through international best practices.
III. Facilitating better private and public sector cooperation to strengthen the mining infrastructure; developing geological mapping and mineral assessment databases and information systems specifically designed to promote investment and exports.
IV. Devising effective monitoring and assessment systems that can track multiple programmes simultaneously and spell out necessary interventions, policy redirections and corrective measures in a comprehensive and timely manner.

More than 80% of Nigeria’s tin deposits today occur at a depth of 36 metres below the ground, twice as deep as twenty years ago. Although the mineral accounts for only a minor fraction of the country’s foreign exchange, it appropriately indicates the gravity of obstacles facing the country’s mining sector in general. In the years to come, Nigeria’s high hopes for a more impressive standing in world affairs are certain be determined in part at least by how deep it manages to dig!

About the Author

Peter Osalor is a multi-skilled director, chairman of trusts, proprietor and consultant. Peter Osalor has been a successful entrepreneur since 1992 when he formed Peter Osalor & Co and which has since grown to a very large client base with a turnover of millions. He is currently a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Nigeria (ICAN). Peter is also a member of the Chartered Tax Advisors and the Chartered Institute of Taxation in Nigeria (CITN).

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