BUA Cement owned by Nigeria's second-richest man, Abdulsamad Rabiu has announced job vacancies for qualified Nigerians to work at his plant in Edo and Sokoto.
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Sell offs in Dangote cement causes Africa’s richest man to lose $455 million in 2024According to data on the Nig exchange, investors' sell pressure caused the company's share price to drop from N478.8 the day ...
In the quiet, lush landscapes of Okpella, Edo State, a visible transformation is underway. Once a sleepy community, it ...
The Dangote Cement Plc has strengthened the capacity of Kogi State to enable it fight against insecurity and criminalities.
Dangote Cement Plc has experienced a significant decline in market value on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), losing an additional ...
The Nigerian stock market took a significant hit as investors suffered a cumulative loss of N1.06trn following sharp declines ...
The Nigerian stock market yesterday saw continued profit-taking, as the market capitalisation declined by N1.06 trillion driven by the losses in Dangote Cement Plc and 40 others.
Nigeria’s equities market decreased by 2.94 percent while investors booked about N1.45trillion loss in the trading week ended ...
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Dangote Cement, FBNHoldings, others Lift Equity Market by N53 BillionThe equity market rebounded on Thursday from its previous session’s loss, gaining N53 billion. Investor interest in key ...
Equities investors lost N1.06 trillion as 41 stocks declined on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) trading platform. The local ...
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