Dangote Cement Plc has inducted 81 trainees into its Graduate Trainee Programme as part of its commitment to creating employment opportunities in Nigeria. The company’s Graduate Trainee Programme aims to develop young talents and provide them with valuable skills and experience.informationguidenigeria
In addition to the induction of new trainees, Dangote Cement also recognized and rewarded its outstanding staff with the “Long Service Award” and “Hall of Wall of Fame Employee Award.”
These awards were given to employees who have demonstrated the company’s core values of customer care, entrepreneurship, excellence, and leadership quality. Staff members who received these awards have served the company for a minimum of five years.NYSC Portal
Dangote Cement continues to invest in human capital development and recognizes the importance of nurturing talent and promoting a culture of excellence within the organization.JAMB Portal
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Speaking at the event held at the weekend in Lagos to celebrate the long-service winners, Hall of Fame awardees, and graduate trainees, the Chairman of Dangote Cement, Aliko Dangote, said the event was to honour and appreciate “Our distinguished staff in the outgoing year of 2023.”
He said, “We are honouring some of our staff for their long service to the company. we are also celebrating our graduate trainees who are officially rounding up their induction program.”JAMB Result
He said, “We are celebrating them for the tremendous progress the company recorded in 2023 despite the harsh operating environment and economic turbulence, your resilience and tenacity ensured that we surmounted many obstacles to achieve goals.
“More importantly, I would like to thank all of you for your commitment and high performance. It is your commitment that has helped us to retain our position as the dominant player in the Cement sector in Nigeria, not only in Nigeria but in Africa.”
The chairman added, “We have remained Africa’s leading cement producer with 52 million metric tonnes capacity per annum across the continent. We also have plans underway to commission our Cote d’Ivoire plants and work has started for another six million tonnes in Itori, Ogun state.
“Through shared persistence, we have eliminated Nigerians’ independence on imported cement and transformed our nation into an exporter of cement to several neighbouring countries. This same development will be repeated in the energy sector as our petrochemical refinery becomes fully operational in the next few months, he said.
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