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Dangote Refinery to become highest employer of chemical engineers in Nigeria

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…Engineers hail the huge scale of the project The National President of Nigeria Society of Chemical Engineers (NSCh) has revealed that Dangote Oil Refining Company will be the highest employer of chemical engineers in the country when the refinery comes on stream. The Society’s National President, Engr. Saidu A. Muhammed, disclosed this during the NSCh’s […]

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Dismantle Trade Barriers to grow Africa’s economy, Dangote urges Leaders 

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Dismantle Trade Barriers to grow Africa’s economy, Dangote urges Leaders    African leaders have been urged to dismantle trade barriers stifling their individual countries, in a bid to ensure smooth flow of goods and services, with a corresponding impact on economic growth and development across the continent.    The call was made by the Group

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Dangote committed to bridging unemployment gap

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…as LCCI commends its impact Dangote Industries Limited has restated its commitment to contributing to a significant reduction in the number of unemployed Nigerians even as the Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry lauded the indigenous conglomerate spread across Africa. Speaking at the Dangote Special Day, at the on-going 2021 Lagos International Trade Fair, Group

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DANGOTE CEMENT, MTN PAY HIGHEST INCOME TAX TO FG IN 2020

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DANGOTE CEMENT, MTN PAY HIGHEST INCOME TAX TO FG IN 2020 …Cement company largest employer of labour Dangote Cement Plc has emerged as the highest corporate income taxpayer and biggest employer of labour in the country for the year 2020.   The foremost indigenous cement manufacturer came first among top 100 elite companies listed on

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Sustainability week: Dangote donates to old age home, physically challenged children

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Sustainability week: Dangote donates to old age home, physically challenged children As part of activities marking the 2021 Global Sustainability Week, employees of the pan-African of Dangote Group, have donated food items and other hygiene products to the old age and the physically challenged children. The donations were made on Tuesday in Lagos to the

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INDUSTRIAL GROWTH: DANGOTE TASKS STATES ON INVESTMENTS ENABLERS

As UN General Debate Ends, Dangote Volunteers Commence Sustainability Week Initiatives 

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As UN General Debate Ends, Dangote Volunteers Commence Sustainability Week Initiatives   As the General Debate of the United Nations General Assembly winds up in New York, USA today (September 27), Dangote employees across the Group’s operations in Africa are implementing various initiatives aimed at empowering their host communities and ensuring a sustainable present and

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Gambian Minister applauds Nigeria’s strides in telecom regulation The Gambian Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Ousman Bah, at the weekend in Abuja, said Nigeria’s giant strides in telecom regulation are the reason that the nation’s telecoms development has become a reference point. Bah, who led a Gambian delegation, including industry regulators on a courtesy visit to the management of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in Abuja, said the visit was prompted by the success, which Nigeria has witnessed in the sector, and the need for The Gambia to follow the same path of success. He said it is for this reason that the West African nation has completed arrangements to establish an independent regulatory commission for its telecommunications industry like the NCC of Nigeria. “The current industry statistics is proof that Nigeria is achieving her goals of digitisation of its economy,” he said. He sought the Commission's advisory support and strategic collaboration to accelerate economic growth and improve efficiency in both countries and strengthen all sectors across the African continent. Director of Legal and Regulatory Services at NCC, Josephine Amuwa, who received the delegation on behalf of the Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Prof. Umar Danbatta, highlighted the impact of the Nigerian Communications Act (NCA) 2003. She said the NCA 2003 empowers the Commission to effectively carry out its regulatory mandate, one of which is to create an enabling environment for competition among operators in the industry, as well as provision of qualitative and efficient telecommunications services throughout the country. Amuwa spoke about the Commission’s role in ensuring that the mandate of the Universal Service Provision Fund (USPF), is accomplished, and that has led to implementation of various programmes to the benefit of Nigerians. "The USPF was also established by the NCA 2003 to ensure that services are extended into the rural communities to ensure that telecoms services are available in unserved and underserved areas, even in the urban areas, to meet government objectives,” she said. Amuwa also cited the consultative and collaborative approach to telecom regulation as one of the factors for Commission's successes. "The Commission adopts a participatory rule-making process where key players in the industry are invited to a public hearing for further deliberations to ensure that the stakeholders' views are considered in establishing these regulatory guidelines," she said. Amuwa encouraged the delegation to visit the Commission's website to study published regulatory guidelines on all necessary matters. She explained that the guidelines give full effect to the provisions and administration of the NCA 2003.

Dangote: Execution of Sugar Master Plan could fetch Nigeria over $700million yearly

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Dangote: Execution of Sugar Master Plan could fetch Nigeria over $700million yearly Chairman of Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc, Aliko Dangote has said that the National Sugar Master Plan (NSMP) when executed as designed could fetch the nation foreign exchange in excess of $700million yearly from the Backward Integration component of the plan. Dangote made this

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Dangote Refinery exports PMS to Cameroon

57,000 personnel to benefit from work at Refinery Site, says Dangote

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The President/Chief Executive, Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote has disclosed plans to increase the human capacity at the Dangote Refinery Project site from 40,000 to 57,000 personnel in the coming months. According to him, the project currently employs 29,000 Nigerians and 11,000 foreigners at the 650,000 barrels-per-day world’s largest single refinery project located in Ibeju

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Dangote Refinery exports PMS to Cameroon

Dangote Refinery: Only one-third of $2.76bn deal with NNPC will be paid in cash — Dangote

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By Eyo Nsima The chairman of Dangote Group and Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, Wednesday, said only one-third of $2.76 billion, representing 20 per cent minority interest in the Refinery would be paid in cash. In an interview with Arise TV, monitored by The Daily, www.thedaily-ng.com, “So, these are the things that people don’t really

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Dangote Refinery exports PMS to Cameroon

Dangote’s $2bn Petrochemical Plant to Produce 77 Grades of Polypropylene

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Dangote’s $2 billion Petrochemical Plant located in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, is designed to produce 77 different high-performance grades of polypropylene in the country. With a turnover of $1.2 billion, the 900,000 metric tonnes per annum capacity Dangote Petrochemical plant, situated alongside the Dangote Refinery, has been strategically positioned to cater to the demands of the

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