‘DZATA’ USD 100M CEMENT INVESTMENT; VISIONARY, COMMENDABLE AND A WIN FOR GHANA

May 14, 2021 Editor Business 0

Ibrahim Mahama

The NDC Professionals Forum – North American has congratulated businessman Ibrahim Mahama for establishing the very first 100% Ghanaian owned cement factory in the country. According the diaspora group, they appreciate what Dzata Cement means to Ghana’s economy and the image it projects for the nation.

“As a professional body we feel confident and encouraged by the whooping $100 million factory investment and will encourage Ghanaians and the diaspora community to have confidence in our motherland and begin to explore other business opportunities the country has to offer”; a statement signed by President of the Proforum North America said.

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