Aliko Dangote
The richest man in Nigeria, Aliko Dangote, continues to grow his wealth every day despite the impact of the naira depreciation on his dollar wealth in recent weeks.
Another oil refining and petrochemical company, MIDOIl Refining and Petrochemical company, said it had secured the necessary to build a 100,000bpd refinery in Lagos.
Aliko Dangote's net worth reached a new high in two months after earning $263 million overnight due to the excellent performance of Dangote Cement shares.
Aliko Dangote, through his humanitarian foundation, has commenced the distribution of rice valued at over N13 billion to underprivileged communities in Nigeria.
Muda Yusuf, chief executive officer of the Centre For The Promotion Of Private Enterprise (CPPE), has reacted to the blame on cement manufacturers regarding prices.
The House of Representatives has decided to invite Dangote, BUA, and other manufacturers over cement prices, a move the private sector body is not too happy with.
Nigeria's dream of becoming a self-sufficient country in the production and refining of crude oil is set to get another boost as another new refinery project begins.
Dangote Cement Plc has announced it is accepting application of its 2024 Graduate Trainee Support Services an opportunity to gain hands on experience and exposure.
A breakdown of the financials of the three major cement makers, Dangote Cement, BUA Cement, and Lafarge Cement, shows a massive increase in revenue.
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