"I Know You're Angry": Shehu Sani Reacts as Dangote Stops Plan to Invest in Major Nigerian Industry
- Senator Shehu Sani has said investments by Aliko Dangote will create thousands of jobs for youths in Nigeria
- Sani stated that if Alhaji Dangote decides to invest in Nigeria's steel industry, the nation's industrialisation will be positively impacted
- Legit.ng reports that Sani's comment comes amid the decision of Alhaji Dangote to willingness give up on the plan to invest heavily in Nigeria’s steel industry
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FCT, Abuja - Shehu Sani, a former senator who represented Kaduna Central in the national assembly, has pleaded with Aliko Dangote to reverse his decision not to invest in Nigeria's steel industry.
Legit.ng reported that Africa’s wealthiest man, Dangote, declared that his company would discontinue its plans to build a steel manufacturing firm.
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Dangote stated that the company’s board decided against the plan not to be labelled monopolistic, adding that the allegations of trying to monopolise businesses in Nigeria have become a significant discouragement.
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Reacting, Sani casually wrote on his verified X (formerly Twitter) handle on Monday, July 22:
"Dear Dangote, I know you are angry, but please rescind your decision not to invest in Nigeria’s steel industry. Your investment will create thousands of jobs for our young people and help in the industrialisation of the country. Don’t mind those old folks. Thank you."
It would be recalled that in June, Alhaji Dangote said his company plans to delve into steel production in the near future stating that he wants to ensure that every steel used in West Africa comes from Nigeria.
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