Dangote makes over N30bn in hours after donating N8bn at IBB’s book launch, gets new ranking

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Dangote Cement stages a February correction, soars over 20% in the second week

Shares of Dangote Cement have soared over 20% in February 2025, rising from N395 to N480 as the company stages a notable recovery from a dip in 2024. In a bid to strengthen growth, Dangote recently announced a substantial $400 million investment to expand its Mugher cement plant in Ethiopia, with plans to double its […] The post Dangote Cement stages a February correction, soars over 20% in the second week  appeared first on Nairametrics.

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Dangote makes over N30bn in hours after donating N8bn at IBB’s book launch, gets new ranking

Nigeria and Africa's richest man has increased his net worth after making over N30 billion hours after donating N8 billion towards IBB's library project.

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StatePress NG: Nigerian business elites, politicians donate over N17b to IBB presidential library project

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Dangote, Abdul Samad Rabiu donate as IBB raises N17.5bn for presidential library

Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, on Thursday pledged to donate N8 billion for the actualisation of the presidential library of former military president Ibrahim Babangida, popularly known as IBB.   Speaking at the public presentation of “A Journey in Service,” IBB’s autobiography and fundraising for his presidential library held in Abuja, Dangote said he will be supporting the project with N2 billion annually for a period of four years.   Da…

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Dangote, Abdulsamad, Danjuma, Others Back IBB’s Presidential Library — City Business News

The President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, has donated N8 billion to the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Presidential Library. Dangote made the donation on Thursday during the unveiling of the book “A Journey in Service,” the autobiography of Babangida who served as Head of State from 1985 until his resignation in 1993. The Nigerian billionaire noted that the N8 billion will be paid at a rate of N2 billion annuall…