No Price Hikes During Ramadan — Dangote Assures Consumers

The Chairman, Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has assured
consumers that there would be no hikes in the prices of Dangote
branded products, especially sugar, during the Muslim holy month of
Ramadan.

The business mogul, who spoke in Kano, disclosed that he has
flooded the markets with sugar with a view to avoid any form of
shortage or irregular hike in prices during Ramadan.

Dangote spoke through his manager, Garba Ibrahim El- Suleiman,
at Singer market in Kano, saying the Dangote group values and
respects the holy month and would never think of adding a kobo on
the price of their products at this time.

‘Our dealers also are very good people and we are rest assured
that none of them would be able to take up the price of any
product,’ Dangote stated.

A major dealer of Dangote products in Nigeria, Salisu Sambajo,
who attended the briefing, stressed that there had never been a
time when the Dangote group increased the prices of their products
in any part of the country during Ramadan.

‘The price of every bag of sugar we sell is N18,500 only.
Therefore, whenever you find out that a kobo is added to that, it
is from the retailers,’ the dealer explained.

‘These people buy goods from us, they pay for transport, tax and
many – so when they add some amount on it, it is not Dangote that
added it… we cannot force them not to,’ Sambajo said.

The Chairman of the Kano State Public Complaints and
Anti-Corruption Commission (PCACC), Muhuyi Magaji Rimingado,
thanked Dangote for taking measures to ensure that his products
were sufficiently available in the markets and are affordable for
consumers during Ramadan.

The Chairman, Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has assured
consumers that there would be no hikes in the prices of Dangote
branded products, especially sugar, during the Muslim holy month of
Ramadan.

The business mogul, who spoke in Kano, disclosed that he has
flooded the markets with sugar with a view to avoid any form of
shortage or irregular hike in prices during Ramadan.

Dangote spoke through his manager, Garba Ibrahim El- Suleiman,
at Singer market in Kano, saying the Dangote group values and
respects the holy month and would never think of adding a kobo on
the price of their products at this time.

‘Our dealers also are very good people and we are rest assured
that none of them would be able to take up the price of any
product,’ Dangote stated.

A major dealer of Dangote products in Nigeria, Salisu Sambajo,
who attended the briefing, stressed that there had never been a
time when the Dangote group increased the prices of their products
in any part of the country during Ramadan.

‘The price of every bag of sugar we sell is N18,500 only.
Therefore, whenever you find out that a kobo is added to that, it
is from the retailers,’ the dealer explained.

‘These people buy goods from us, they pay for transport, tax and
many – so when they add some amount on it, it is not Dangote that
added it… we cannot force them not to,’ Sambajo said.

The Chairman of the Kano State Public Complaints and
Anti-Corruption Commission (PCACC), Muhuyi Magaji Rimingado,
thanked Dangote for taking measures to ensure that his products
were sufficiently available in the markets and are affordable for
consumers during Ramadan.