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Browsing: Aliko Dangote
The name “Dangote” resonates in virtually every household in Nigeria and millions of other households in the rest of Africa. In Nigeria, no household can escape the daily use of a series of household essential commodities from the Dangote group: salt, sugar, rice, fruit drinks, vegetable oil, seasoning pasta, and other products such as cement, flour, etc, among others.
“Aliko Dangote is the largest private sector employer in the country. His companies pay more in taxes than the top banks combined. His contributions extend to critical infrastructure, including major roads like the Apapa Oshodi-Owonrosoki Express Road and the Obajana-Kabba Road,” he added.
“In any case, if the Dangote refinery is unable to meet local demand, the gap can be filled by imports, these people in NNPC do not want to end their lucrative subsidy scam, and I don’t think they will end it.
The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has denied that there are substandard petroleum products at the refinery. Dangote…
The chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote has said that he does not have houses abroad because of his passion for industrialisation in Nigeria.
The President of Dangote Refinery, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited no longer owns a 20% stake in Dangote Refinery.
The President of Dangote Industries Ltd, Aliko Dangote, said that the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and the fertiliser plant would be listed in the capital market by the first quarter of 2025.
“Utilising the visionary framework of Executive Order 007 in Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme, the Dangote Group has been able to mobilise capital for the complete refurbishment of the entire 37 kilometers length of Apapa-Isolo-Oworonshoki road and its expansion to 10 lanes.”
“I still complained to President Kagame. I told him that as an investor, I have to now apply for 35 different visas on my passport and I told Mr. President, I really don’t have the time to go and be dropping my passports in embassies to get a visa,” the industrialist said recently at the Africa CEO Forum annual summit in Kigali, Rwanda.