₦airaland Forum

asha80:
I know but dangote had a 'head start' over ibeto due to obasanjo's shenanigans and martin elechi's short sight..ibeto just have to compete..thats all

asha80:
ibeto is not the only cement manufacturer in Nigeria apart from dangote..by the way ibeto has to make nigercem operate again before expansion...though cheaper cement is good for builders

A Chinese state-owned engineering company has signed a deal worth $4.3bn (£2.8bn) to build factories for a Nigerian cement company run by Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote.
China's Sinoma will build seven plants across the continent and one in Nepal.
The new factories will add around 25 million tonnes to the firm's existing cement capacity of 45 million tonnes.
Mr Dangote's company also produces food, fertiliser and is investing in oil refineries.
He is keeping a close eye on China's economic problems and the ensuing lower oil price.
"Of course we are affected," he said, "but we are not badly affected because we are not 100% in oil.
"We are a fully diversified company. So today if oil is doing [badly] it doesn't mean we are doing [badly] and that's the good thing about diversification."
Africa's economies have been hit hard by the fall in commodity prices but many are seeing a boom in infrastructure, for which cement is vital.

PentiumPro:
What exactly is this Biafran animal driving at??

PentiumPro:
You are going to Biafra
Nigerians don't want traitors

PentiumPro(f): 5:36pm On Aug 24
Shut your crap you call mouth you little buffoon!
Until I start seeing respectable igbos like this guy below, only fools like you with your little brain can be manipulated by the useless albino.

PentiumPro:
I pray you guys achieve your Biafra. Or you don't want to go to Biafra again? May God punish anyone against your Biafra
Confused dolts

PentiumPro:
I pray Biafra materialize.

“ACF, therefore, calls upon the Ndigbo leaders and groups to come out, not only to ‎condemn but to publicly dissociate themselves from this act of treason against the state by some disgruntled Ndigbo elements.”

ACF noted that recently, an elder statesman from the South-East celebrated his birthday in Abuja with the launching of his two books,
stressing that in that meeting, “a good number of who is who in the South East attended in their traditional regalia and as the activities progressed, it was nothing but Biafra with inciting and provocative speech by one speaker after another, this made other Nigerian (Non-Igbos) to make a dramatic walk out, even the guest of honour could not stop them inspite of pleadings