The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has said his conglomerate is planning to build a $600 million cement plant in Kenya. He spoke at the weekend during the visit of the Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister, William Ruto, to Dangote Cement Obajana Plant in Kogi State. Dangote said the three million metric tons factory might start operation soon because preparatory arrangements had begun. He expressed satisfaction about the level of support and partnership from the Kenyan government. Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister said he was impressed with what he saw at the Obajana factory, considered to be one of the biggest cement factories in the world. He said: “I am now convinced that we are dealing with the right person. I am impressed with what I have seen here. I am convinced that as soon as the remaining two licences are secured and the company is established, it will create jobs for our people back home. “I also want to assure Dangote that Kenya is a peaceful and friendly country to do business.” On the entourage of the deputy prime minister are the Kenya’s Secretary of Information and Communication, Dr. Fred Natiang; Secretary of Industrialisation, Mr. Adam Muhammad; Chief of Staff to the Deputy PM, Mr. Marrianne Keitanany; Director of Communication, Mr. Emmanuel Talam; Secretary Monday, 3 March 2014
News:Dangote to build $600m cement factory in Kenya
The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has said his conglomerate is planning to build a $600 million cement plant in Kenya. He spoke at the weekend during the visit of the Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister, William Ruto, to Dangote Cement Obajana Plant in Kogi State. Dangote said the three million metric tons factory might start operation soon because preparatory arrangements had begun. He expressed satisfaction about the level of support and partnership from the Kenyan government. Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister said he was impressed with what he saw at the Obajana factory, considered to be one of the biggest cement factories in the world. He said: “I am now convinced that we are dealing with the right person. I am impressed with what I have seen here. I am convinced that as soon as the remaining two licences are secured and the company is established, it will create jobs for our people back home. “I also want to assure Dangote that Kenya is a peaceful and friendly country to do business.” On the entourage of the deputy prime minister are the Kenya’s Secretary of Information and Communication, Dr. Fred Natiang; Secretary of Industrialisation, Mr. Adam Muhammad; Chief of Staff to the Deputy PM, Mr. Marrianne Keitanany; Director of Communication, Mr. Emmanuel Talam; Secretary 
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Ah soo mch luv dis man...wish ah can get to meet him
ReplyDelete