100 technical graduates to get Dangote jobs
Dangote’s $300m cement plant commissioned in Congo
Dangote opens new cement plant in Congo
Dangote donates over N100m mosque to FOMWAN in Abuja
Osun seals Dangote quarry over N1.5bn tax default
Dangote donates mosque worth over N100m to FOMWAN in Abuja
Alaghodaro Summit: Buhari, Obaseki, Dangote discuss new investment prospects in Edo
Diversification puts economy on right trajectory —Mansur
Dangote donates N500m to victims of Kano markets fire disasters
Aliko Dangote Foundation votes $100m to tackle malnutrition
Lagos Trade Fair: Dangote hosts investors, consumers
Mahindra, Tolaram, Dangote to Showcase $1.5bn Investment in Edo
Dangote tasks African entrepreneurs on job creation
Dangote employs youth graduates for rice farming in Kogi
Dangote to sell 1m metric tons of parboiled rice in 2018

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Dangote debunks proposed 10-year tax holiday story
THE Management of Dangote Group, yesterday, debunked the story going round that the company will benefit 10-year tax holiday after constructing the 35 kilometres Apapa to Oworonshoki long highway end of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
That Dangote tax-for-road deal
By Ochereome Nnanna
TODAY, I am taking a brief recess from discussing issues of primordial nature foisted on us by the medieval-minded government of President Muhammadu Buhari, the leader who has nothing to offer other than to take us back to our dark, better-forgotten past. I am relieved to dwell on a vital issue of national development today: the FG/Dangote tax-for-road deal.
Kidnappers scaring away investors — Dangote
Africa’s richest man and President of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has raised the alarm over insecurity in the country, particularly kidnapping, saying investors are being scared away from the country.
Dangote says kidnappers scaring investors away
THE Chairman of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has raised the alarm that the activities kidnappers was scaring away investors from the country, which has crippling effects particularly on the agricultural sector.
Dangote, Daggash, 6 others retire from NSE as Aig-Imoukhuede bows out
LAGOS— Eight council members of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, have completed their tenure in office and have retired from the exchange.

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