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More Individuals Like Dangote Needed To Grow Nigeria’s Economy- ACCI

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October 4, 2021
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The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has noted that more entrepreneurs like Aliko Dangote are needed to develop the nation’s economy and sustainability.

President of ACCI Dr. Mujtaba Abubakar stated that

“Dangote is one of the foremost business groups on the African continent. We take our relationship with them very seriously. In this Trade Fair, Dangote pavilion is the biggest,”

“for Nigeria to develop its economy exponentially, it would need more industrialists like Aliko Dangote”

The president also explained that dangote group and the abuja chamber of commerce holds common interest and goals which is to achieve long term industrial growth in nigeria.

On the other hand, Anthony Chiejina, Dangote Group’s Chief Branding and Communication Officer explained that dangote’s group involvement is a tactical move to of Dangote groups to grow market share and expand customer reach.

He noted that the Trade Fair offers Nigerians the opportunity to patronize the newly introduced Dangote fertilizer and other innovative products of the company.

Chiejina further stated that Nigeria, as Africa’s superpower must leverage its advantages and develop its local products for export to other African countries.

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