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Dahiru Mangal, has reportedly completed a $1.5 billion cement plant in Kogi state The facility has rolled out the first bag of cement and has promised to produce about 200 trucks daily The company signed a deal with a Chinese firm. Katsina-born Dahiru Mangal has completed a $1.5 billion cement plant in Moba, Kogi state, and rolled out the first cement from the facility. https://naijareporters.com/tinubu-told-traditional-rulers-he-bought-presidential-seat-with-his-money-sheikh-bello-yabo/The Mangal Cement Company Limited officially commenced business to rival the big players such as Dangote, BUA, and Lafarge cement. Nigerian billionaire, Dahiru Mangal, begins cement production in Kogi state.The facility’s initial cost was projected at $600 million, but it increased to $1.5 billion due to the naira crash. Fahad Mangal, the company’s chief executive officer,https://naijareporters.com/former-president-olusegun-obasanjo-has-expressed-concern-over-youths-restiveness-caused-by-unemployment-fearing-that-nigeria-might-be-sitting-on-a-keg-of-gunpowder/ promised a state-of-the-art, technology-driven facility that poses no threats to the environment.The development comes as Dangote Cement reportedly lost about N1 trillion in market share in July as investors’ sentiments shifted. Dangote Cement other stocks lose N1.2 trillion Dangote Cement, the most capitalised stock on the NGX, Dangote Sugar Refinery, and NASCON Allied Industries are the three most traded stocks under the Dangote conglomerate.
