Dangote plans 300,000 new jobs for Nigerians
Africa's biggest industrialist, Aliko Dangote, is optimistic that the new multi-billion naira investment in the sugar sub-sector would help create as many as 300,000 jobs in the country. Nigeria.
A statement from the company's corporate communications department quotes group chairman Aliko Dangote as saying the company is bringing in fresh funds and thus expanding its operations in the sub-sector sugar.
Mr. Dangote, who was speaking at the awards ceremony for the 2022/2023 milling season and outgrower scheme in Numan, Adamawa State, said the opportunities would include direct jobs and indirect.
Dangote, who is Africa's largest philanthropist, has expressed optimism that this massive investment will create over 300,000 jobs for Nigerians.
He said, "We are making a massive investment in Adamawa State through the expansion of DSR Numan's sugar refining capacity from 3,000 tcd to 6,000 tcd, 9 800 tcd and 15,000 tcd. DSR will be able to create approximately three hundred thousand jobs, direct and indirect, with positive multiplier effects on the national economy. »
The Dangote Group is the largest employer of labor in Nigeria outside of government.
Dangote was appointed Chairman of the National Job Creation Committee in 2010 to help the Federal Government provide more employment opportunities for Nigerians.
The chairman of Dangote also announced that his company was doubling its spending on CSR programs in host communities in Adamawa State, where its 32,000 hectare integrated sugar complex is located. .
Speaking in Numan, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo described Dangote Sugar Refinery as the biggest contributor to the development of the federal government's sugar development effort.
The Minister also congratulated Mr. Dangote for the overwhelming support provided by his corporate social responsibility program.
Similarly, the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals are expected to create some 250,000 employment opportunities when completed next year.
Dangote Cement Plc is already one of the largest job providers in Africa in the manufacturing sector.
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Africa's biggest industrialist, Aliko Dangote, is optimistic that the new multi-billion naira investment in the sugar sub-sector would help create as many as 300,000 jobs in the country. Nigeria.
A statement from the company's corporate communications department quotes group chairman Aliko Dangote as saying the company is bringing in fresh funds and thus expanding its operations in the sub-sector sugar.
Mr. Dangote, who was speaking at the awards ceremony for the 2022/2023 milling season and outgrower scheme in Numan, Adamawa State, said the opportunities would include direct jobs and indirect.
Dangote, who is Africa's largest philanthropist, has expressed optimism that this massive investment will create over 300,000 jobs for Nigerians.
He said, "We are making a massive investment in Adamawa State through the expansion of DSR Numan's sugar refining capacity from 3,000 tcd to 6,000 tcd, 9 800 tcd and 15,000 tcd. DSR will be able to create approximately three hundred thousand jobs, direct and indirect, with positive multiplier effects on the national economy. »
The Dangote Group is the largest employer of labor in Nigeria outside of government.
Dangote was appointed Chairman of the National Job Creation Committee in 2010 to help the Federal Government provide more employment opportunities for Nigerians.
The chairman of Dangote also announced that his company was doubling its spending on CSR programs in host communities in Adamawa State, where its 32,000 hectare integrated sugar complex is located. .
Speaking in Numan, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo described Dangote Sugar Refinery as the biggest contributor to the development of the federal government's sugar development effort.
The Minister also congratulated Mr. Dangote for the overwhelming support provided by his corporate social responsibility program.
Similarly, the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemicals are expected to create some 250,000 employment opportunities when completed next year.
Dangote Cement Plc is already one of the largest job providers in Africa in the manufacturing sector.
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