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Dangote begins search for oil tanker for refinery, sets start date
Oil tankers are needed for a three-month contract to transport supplies from West Africa to the refinery on behalf of billionaire Aliko Dangote's company.
Economic hardship: Tinubu orders reversal in cement prices of BUA, Dangote, others
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has instructed cement companies like Dangote, BUA, LAFARGE and others to return to the previous pricing of the commodity nationwide.
"Wetin be this?" Nigerian artist adorns Dangote cement sack outfit in music video, amuses netizens
A Nigerian artist Terryfeeq got many reactions after he and his crew adorned outfits made with Dangote cement sacks. Their creativity wowed many.
After completing PH Refinery, FG announces completion date for another multi-million dollar project
According to a Federal Government release, the $700 million Obiafu/Obrikom/Oben gas pipeline, often known as OB3, is expected to be completed in March 2024.
FG gives update on Warri, Kaduna Refinery as Dangote, PH prepare to begin sales
The State Minister of Petroleum Resources (Oil), has urged the necessity of making a concentrated effort to boost investments and crude production in the industry.
Economic hardship: What Tinubu told Dangote, Elumelu, govs, others
On Sunday, President Tinubu held a meeting with private sector leaders to discuss the current economic hardship in the country and efforts to address the problem.
BUA finally explains why its cement sold above N3,500/bag despite slashing cost
According to Kabir Rabiu, the group executive director of BUA Group, there was indeed a price reduction per bag, from N5,500 to N3,500, from October 2, 2023.
Naira devaluation wipes off $3 billion from Dangote's wealth in one week, drops in ranking
Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has dropped in Billionaire raking after losing about $3 billion in one week due to naira devaluation by Nigeria.
Naira sets new record in official, black market as Dangote, BUA, others agree to slash cement price
The Nigerian currency, the naira, plunged to the lowest in the official and parallel markets on Monday, February 19, 2024, as cement manufacturers slashed price.
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