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  1. Nigeria's Cement Crisis: Despite Talks, Dangote, BUA, Lafarge Struggle to Lower Prices

    Nigeria Nigeria's Cement Crisis: Despite Talks, Dangote, BUA, Lafarge Struggle to Lower Prices

    In response to widespread public concern over the soaring prices of cement, major manufacturers, including Dangote, BUA, and Lafarge, engaged in a meeting with the Federal Government. The gathering, spearheaded by the Minister of Works, David Umahi, and attended by the Minister of Industry...
  2. Industry Deal: Cement Producers to Reduce Prices, Attach Condition

    Nigeria Industry Deal: Cement Producers to Reduce Prices, Attach Condition

    In a significant development for the construction sector, cement manufacturers have agreed to reduce the price of their product from N10,000 to a range between N7,000 and N8,000 per 50kg, subject to certain conditions set by the Federal Government. The decision was reached during a meeting...
  3. From Gari to Cement: Rising Prices Ignite Concerns, Government Calls Industry Leaders to the Table

    Nigeria From Gari to Cement: Rising Prices Ignite Concerns, Government Calls Industry Leaders to the Table

    The Federal government, led by Minister of Works David Umahi, is addressing the rising concerns over soaring cement prices by summoning major industry players to an urgent meeting. The meeting, scheduled for Monday at the Federal Ministry of Works, Mabushi-Abuja, aims to examine the issues...
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    Business Top 10 highest salary paying companies in Nigeria – 2021 - Nairametrics

    https://nairametrics.com/2022/06/28/top-10-highest-salary-paying-companies-in-nigeria-2021/
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    Business Coronavirus: Why we invited Italian to Nigeria – Lafarge - Premium Times

    https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/379740-coronavirus-why-we-invited-italian-to-nigeria-lafarge.html
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    Business 2019: Nigerian stocks drop after Buhari declares re-election bid - Dailypost Ng

    Nigerian stocks dropped to a three-month low, after President Muhammadu Buhari officially announced he would seek re-election in 2019. reports that the stock market, which opened on a losing streak after Lafarge Africa announced a surprise 2017 loss, worsened its decline. Click here to read...
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