The cement manufacturer said the gesture aimed to complement the government’s effort to improve the people’s lives in Ogun State.
The initiative saw effective collaboration among various departments of the manufacturing giant.
The industrial giant said its goals will create a more stable and nurturing environment that promotes family welfare and sustainable communities.
The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) market capitalisation dropped by N671 billion, or per cent, closing at N55.777 trillion, down from N56.448 trillion.
The CBN governor said the decision was in response to the continued inflationary pressures.
But the whole show leaves a bitter, corrosive aftertaste of sulfurous proportions. Dangote has been accused of many things.
Mr Alani said that most site engineers could not afford to buy cement again.
A cement buyer said the Nigerian economy had not been this bad.
NGX CEO said this in an interview on Thursday in Lagos.
Market capitalisation gained N1.56 trillion or 2.97 per cent to close at N53.967 trillion, compared with N52.408 trillion recorded on Monday.
