Dangote Group President Reveals Drivers Earn Four Times Minimum Wage, Outpacing Graduates
Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group, revealed that their truck drivers earn four times the Nigerian national minimum wage, which is higher than what graduates typically earn. Dangote emphasized the importance of job creation and highlighted that their drivers earn better than graduates.
He also mentioned the launch of a voluntary truck driving program to prevent job losses due to automation. Dangote aims to provide opportunities for employment and financial stability, offering benefits like house loans to drivers.
This move signifies Dangote Group's commitment to supporting its workforce and contributing to the Nigerian economy.
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