Alheri Engineering Ltd, who are they?

ask ernest ndukwe. are u sure its not one of these our politicos retirement plans. remember operation feed the nation

Alheri Engineering Limited, is owned by the Dangote Group promoted by businessman, Aliko Dangote.

midastouch:

Alheri Engineering Limited, is owned by the Dangote Group promoted by businessman, Aliko Dangote.

dangote again?? biy, na wah!! I just can't stop tripping for this guy.

They have money it appears.

Na wa o!

Daylight robbery in its purest form

haba. cut d guy some slack,he is a business man afterall.its about time he entered IT anyway. But come to think of it,where are this Mubdala people?shouldnt they be getting a 3G licence too?

3g in Nigeria is just a waste of time and money. Even gprs hasn't really caught on and NCC is selling 3g for around $150m each, daylight robbery if you ask me. The operators in europe and the americas haven't broken even yet from the expensive 3g they also acquired way back then. How many of us really want to watch TV on our phones and pay through the nose, because we will pay believe me!!

Alheri Engineering LTD is owned by Dangote Group!

If you want to know more about Alheri Engr LTD, visit them at http://www.alheri.com

Dangote and other companies like Transcorp and Mubadala of Dubai UAE wants to acquire MTel Nigeria a subsidiary of NITEL,

I dont think so, the goverment already has 49% of MTel,

Transcorp initially paid $500 Million for the aquisation of 51% of MTel, is MTel worth that with less than 300,000 subscriber at all?

Globacom (glo), Mobile Telephone Networks (MTN) has over 10 Million Subscribers,

Can Trascorp, Alheri and Mubadala go in shoulder with them at all? Not even in the next 5yrs.

If am not mistaken, Alheri paid only 10% of 3G License price. Paying $15 Million out of $150 Milllion.

Globacom and MTN have already paid in the $150 Million to NCC for the license.

Do you think we're gonna get away with this? they surely will take it out of our pockets, yes mine and yours if you use GSM at all,


I just dont know where Nigerian IT is heading to,