The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has applauded Dangote Cement Plc’s social intervention schemes, as the two institutions renew their collaboration to boost security, peace, and economic development across the federation.
The partnership is designed to safeguard communities, protect critical business operations, and create a more secure environment for sustainable growth and investment.
Speaking during his visit to the Dangote Cement Plant at Obajana, Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 8, Abubakar Zubairu, noted that such collaborations not only enhance law enforcement efforts but also create a stable environment where businesses can thrive and contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s economic growth.
Zubairu said the country owes Dangote Cement Plc immense gratitude for its numerous social intervention programmes, which have continued to uplift communities and support national development.
He added that the force remains committed to safeguarding the lives and property of citizens, while also ensuring the protection of corporate institutions whose contributions are vital to Nigeria’s economic growth and social stability.
“I am really impressed by your Corporate Social Responsibility schemes. I am aware you have spent money running into billions on CSR. This is commendable,” he said.
Speaking earlier, Plant Director, Dangote Cement Plc, Nawabuddin Azad, stated that he was elated by the visit of the top hierarchy of the police, adding that there was a need to strengthen the partnership.
Also speaking, General Manager, Social Performance, Ademola Adeyemi, noted that the company has always enjoyed a robust partnership, adding the visit will further strengthen the ties.
Head of Human Resources and Administration, Azeez Adeniyi, said most of the company’s employees are from Kogi State, stating that the company is doing everything it can to sustain smooth operational turf.
