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Dangote Group to Transform Togolese Phosphate Into Fertiliser

Dangote Industries has signed an agreement with the Togolese government to set up a fertilizer factory in the country that will transform Togolese phosphate into phosphate fertilizers. The project is estimated to cost U.S.$2 billion.

Nigeria: Dangote Group to Transform Togolese Phosphate Into Fertiliser

This Day, 11 November 2019

The Dangote Industries Limited and the Government of Togo (GoT) have concluded an agreement to develop and transform Togolese phosphate into phosphate fertilizers for the West… Read more »

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Nigeria: How Dangote Emerged 2019 Most Valuable Brand

This Day, 3 November 2019

Raheem Akingbolu reviews the rating of the Top 50 Brands in Nigeria, reckoning that the emergence of Dangote as the Most Valuable Brand, has simply confirmed various national and… Read more »

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Aliko Dangote, Bill Gates and Mo Ibrahim Discuss Africa's Future

During a panel discussion at the Africa Center in Harlem in New York, Bill Gates, the second richest person in the world, Aliko Dangote, the richest man in Africa, and Mohammed ... Read more »
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