Energy, transport pushing up cement prices- BUA’s Rabiu
BUA Cement's Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu, attributes the rising cement prices in Nigeria to increased energy and transport costs. This highlights ongoing challenges in the construction sector.
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BUA Cement's Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu, attributes the rising cement prices in Nigeria to increased energy and transport costs. This highlights ongoing challenges in the construction sector.
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Nigeria's trade surplus surged to $480 million in January 2026, marking a significant 220% increase from the previous month. This growth was largely attributed to a rise in export receipts, particularly from petroleum products.
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Vice President Kashim Shettima praised President Tinubu for unlocking Nigeria's economic potential. He emphasized the country's openness to business and strategic partnerships, particularly with Poland in sectors like digital economy and defense.
Dr. Ifeanyi Okeke emphasized the importance of an accurate measurement system for Nigeria's industrialization and global competitiveness. He stated that without this, the country's goals cannot be achieved.
A report reveals that the current government has accumulated more debt in two years than Nigeria did in 55 years. It calls for a fiscal emergency due to the alarming debt service-to-revenue ratio.
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Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho emphasizes the need for modernized port infrastructure to drive economic growth in Africa. He advocates for aggressive reforms to enhance the efficiency of ports across the continent.
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The company says rising energy, transportation, and foreign exchange-related costs remain major drivers of cement prices in Nigeria, although recent exchange rate stability is beginning to ease some pressures on manufacturers. The post BUA blames energy and transport costs for hi...
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