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Dangote Cement Denies Running Sales Promo, to Prosecute Peddlers of Falsehood

Management of Dangote Cement Plc has denied reports in some online platforms that it has embarked on sales promotion and has further adjusted its prices.
In a response to the misleading report, the Chief Branding and Communications Officer of the Dangote Group, Anthony Chiejina, described the reports as mischievous, malicious and false.

He added that the Management has formally notified law enforcement agents to track down, name and shame the perpetrators of such devious and deceptive information.
He urged Dangote’s cement customers and other stakeholders to continue patronising the high-quality cement brand and be careful of scammers, who are bent on defrauding them of their funds.

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