Let's shake the table,You left your wife and two kids and went to Oversea. After spending 7 years at the overseas, you came back to your newly built house your wife and kids are living in now. After some weeks, your WC 🚻 🚾 began to malfunction based on blockage of something.
@NigeriaStories Government of bandits. No arrest was made , just negotiating with bandits
Nigeria is a fucked up nation, more worse scenarios to happen.
@AirtelNigeria Along Okene-Okpella road after Auchi, network has been off for two weeks just that region. Look into it. My subscription I didn’t even use it by now it must have expired
@dranthoniaeddo@VikyInsights Give ourselves a time line ???
Aragbagbuogi there…. Since Tinubu can’t solve the problems let another hand take over. Tinubu is one of the rotten egg so he should go you fool
This is a humble appeal for these companies to reconsider further increases and focus instead on expanding demand, protecting market confidence, and supporting the economy that sustains the industry itself. @BUACement@DangoteCement@mangalcement
and an active construction sector now more than ever. Policies and pricing decisions that weaken demand may eventually affect the same companies trying to protect profitability.
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Keeping products reasonably affordable encourages more building activity, faster circulation of goods, and healthier long-term revenue for manufacturers and distributors alike. Nigeria needs affordable housing, infrastructure growth
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while incomes remain stagnant, who will sustain the market?
Sustainable profitability is not achieved only through higher prices, but through market stability, strong consumer confidence, and consistent sales volume. @BUACement@DangoteCement@mangalcement
projects get abandoned, distributors reduce purchases, and inventory begins to accumulate. Excess supply without corresponding demand creates pressure across the entire value chain.The real question is;if cement keeps becoming more costly
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purchasing power and rising operational costs.From an economic standpoint, increasing prices in a market where demand is already shrinking can produce the opposite of the intended result.When prices rise excessively, demand falls further @BUACement@DangoteCement@mangalcement
D proposed increment in cement price comes at a very sensitive time for the Nigerian economy.Across the country, construction activities are already slowing because consumers,contractors & distributors are battling weak purchasing power @BUACement@DangoteCement@mangalcement