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Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Dangote Begs Public To Help Monitor Truck Drivers + Sets Up Hotline For Reports

The Management of Dangote Industries Limited (Dangote Group) has issued a passionate appeal to members of the public to assist in monitoring and reporting both recklessness and illegal haulage of contrabands goods by some of its truck drivers. 






The company has also set up hotlines for the public to report such truck drivers, with a promise to appropriately compensate calls that lead to arrest of errant drivers.



Noting that trucks belonging to Dangote Cement are only allowed to carry Cement, High Grade Gypsum and Coal; those belonging to Dangote Sugar (NASCON) are authorize to carry only Salt and Dan Q seasoning and trucks belonging to Agrosacks, the bags producing arm of Dangote group, can only carry bags, belonging to Dangote flour Mills, Wheat, Flour and Danvita.



The Management of Dangote Group in a statement alerting and encouraging the public to report any suspected Dangote Truck driver involved in illegal haulage provided hotlines to make such reports



“Please call Dangote Industries Limited Management hotline on all information regarding illegal haulage activities on 01- 2123567, 08070188000, 08170023846, 08152093133 and or email customercare@dangote.com



Dangote Group Management also issued a stern warning to those illegally transporting unauthorized goods through its trucks. “Dangote Industries Limited also wishes to warn those that illegally transport materials on Dangote truck that such unauthorized goods, when found, shall be confiscated and such owners prosecuted to the full extent of the law”



It would be recalled that the company recently intercepted one of the company’s truck loaded with contrabands in Ibadan, arrested the drivers and handed them over the Nigerian customs for further investigations and prosecutions. The arrest was effected by a crack team of the company’s security personnel led by its Chief Security Officer who acted on intelligence, bordering on misconduct by some of its drivers.



While handing over the drivers and his motor boy to the Customs Authority, Assistant General Manager, in charge of Security Services, CSP Ali Garba explained that the company has a surveillance section that monitors all his trucks and drivers’ activities.

15 comments:

  1. Is it now he's thinking of that? After how many years

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  2. He really needs it,they arrested some persons some days ago who where diverting d trucks n offloading d goods to sell as their business, they do it every midnight but ran out of luck some days ago n was arrested

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  3. After millions of deaths? Anyway is the government that I blame especially the road safety commission.

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  4. I pray they take action when reported to oh cos their truck drivers are something else

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  5. So we should help him monitor his trucks and drivers abi? Instead of him to tell people to report reckless driving or over speeding. He's thinking only about his profit....*smh*

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  6. Very good, really it was just too much

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  7. IF IT IS TRUE..Lol after how many years of killing helpless Nigerians any way our people talk say any time you wake up na him be your Good morning..But how will i know they are carrying the supposed goods just by merely looking at the trailers..They should just focus on mainly on the reckless driving..And Again since he is the richest man in Africa, he no fit get trackers to install for the trailers dem....Oh well!!

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  8. Finally, Better late than Never.

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  9. Welcome development..but coming rather so so late....so many people have died because of his reckless drivers

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  10. We should monitor the kings of our roads? OK

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  11. That is if the lines will be available, if available, will they take the necessary action?

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  12. "the company has a surveillance section that monitors all his trucks and drivers’ activities."
    So, exactly what do they want us to do?

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