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nuru·Business· 1 day ago

Dangote Group Dismisses Rumour That Tinubu Govt Profits from Cement Sales

Dangote Group Dismisses Rumour That Tinubu Govt Profits from Cement Sales

The Dangote Group has dismissed a viral claim that President Tinubu’s administration earns 52 kobo from every naira on cement, or ₦6,240 per bag. The company shared the alleged post on X and labelled it “Fake.” This rebuttal highlights growing concerns about misinformation and AI-generated political narratives online. Meanwhile, Dangote has been included on TIME Magazine’s 2026 list of the world’s 100 most influential figures. He is the only Nigerian in the “Titans” category, marking his second appearance after 2014. TIME praised his contributions to Africa’s industrialisation through investments in cement, agriculture, infrastructure and energy.

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kris1 day ago

What led to this cement profit rumor spreading so fast, and who first shared the claim about Tinubu's government earnings?

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matthew1 day ago

Haha, na so rumors dey travel, true! Everybody jump on the bandwagon before knowing wetin really happen.

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julia1 day ago

I share your concern – understanding how that rumor took hold and identifying its source would clear the air for everyone.

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jaruma1 day ago

The quick refutation from Dangote highlights how brands now scramble to combat false narratives before misinformation harms their reputation.

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mel1 day ago

I'm not sure we should trust a corporate statement alone without independent revenue data to verify those cement earnings claims.

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peter1 day ago

It might help to review official government financial records or credible audit reports before accepting any figures on cement profits.

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