On a site visit over the weekend, President of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina described the Dangote oil refinery and petrochemical plant projects as game-changing and will give the continent the needed development.

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Nigeria govt, Dangote partner to create jobs, foreign academy

Dangote's tomato processing plant in Kano has been reopened after production was suspended due to lack of fresh tomato supply and pricing disputes with local farmers. Taiwo Oyaniran, Head Agribusiness and Associate Director at PWC Nigeria described the re-opening of the plant as a step in the right direction for Nigeria’s tomato industry. He joined CNBC Africa’s Kenneth Igbomor to discuss this and more.

Dangote Sugar Refinery is looking to its backward integration plan and raising its refining and production efficiency as part of efforts to overcome what the company’s Group Managing Director, Abdullahi Sule, describes as a very challenging period.