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FG, KACCIMA, Extol Dangote Over Sponsorship Of Kano Fair

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November 25, 2024
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The Dangote Industries Limited has received a torrent of accolades for sponsoring the 45th edition of the Kano International Trade Fair, which opened at the weekend.

Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar and the President of the Kano Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (KACCIMA) Alhaji Garba Imam described the company’s contribution to the Nigerian economy as enormous.

While visiting the Dangote pavilion at the fair, he told participants that the Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led administration recognizes the role of the private sector was key.

Minister Badaru reaffirmed Federal Government’s commitment to restoring peace and stability and urged Nigerians to continue supporting the government with prayers while maintaining confidence in the security forces, whose unwavering dedication is crucial to sustaining these achievements.

President of the Chamber, Alhaji Garba Imam commended the Dangote Group for its support and partnership, adding that the company has been consistent in its sponsorship of the annual event.  Speaking to newsmen also, the Director General of KACCIMA Alhaji Sabiu Umar Yola said: “The relationship between KACCIMA and Dangote has been very supportive and a great partnership.”

He said the theme for this year was meant to encourage Nigerians to source for other commodities for export instead of crude oil.A statement from the Branding and Corporate Communications Department of the Dangote Group said the Trade Fair, Organised by the Kano Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (KACCIMA), and themed “Non-Oil Export for Economic Prosperity,” aligns closely with Dangote Group’s vision of economic diversification.It said the company will be present throughout the fair which officially opened on November 23-December 7, 2024.

It said: “Nigeria is a powerhouse for non-oil export if it taps into its numerous resources and potentials.

At Dangote we have demonstrated our non-oil export potentials through our huge investments in sugar, salt, and cement products spread across several African countries.”

The company therefore urged participants to leverage on the opportunity to visit the company’s pavilion and take advantage of the various products on display which include: Dangote Cement, Dangote Sugar and Dangote Salt and Dangote Fertiliser.

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