SARATU ELRUFAI M4 DANGOTE PLC Provides us with our needs…. Introduction…………………………………………………… Board of directors…………………………………………….. Strength……………………………………………………….. Weakness……………………………………………………… Opportunities…………………………………………………. Threats………………………………………………………… Conclusion…………………………………………………….. INTRODUCTION Dangote is one of the largest and most successful companies in Africa. The company is owned by the famous billionaire Aliko Dangote .The business is controlled by a great management team which
style where a leader motivates and empowers the organization or company to success. This type of leadership is often seen in the Presidential role. Some examples of transformational leaders in Africa are Doctor Kwame Nkrumah, Nelson Mandela and Aliko Dangote. Development
purchasing power for those employed and poor income. Theres also poor infrastructure and institutional failure in key sectors including education, transportation and health. Sometime in September 2012, one of the Africa’s wealthiest men Aliko Dangote, caused an upset uproar with the announcement that he was offering to pay graduates willing to drive trucks half a million Naira monthly. Meanwhile the average truck driver
One in three black males will go to prison in their lifetime. (Knafo) This should be surprising and heartbreaking. From the beginning of the new world until now, the essence of the black male in society has been so misunderstood. Black men are often seen as symbols of bad people so usually they have no choice but to do bad things or they are wrongfully convicted of doing bad things. Richard Wright was one of the first black writers to capture the true social construct of black men in his novel called
Despite the improvements within the last decade the vast majority of sub-Saharan Africa remains corrupt. Corruption is a complex phenomenon. The inability for the country as a whole to solve their own issues is indeed the reason the country till this day is considered a developing nation. But as much as sub-Saharan is said to be ethical, stats and numbers illustrate many forms of corruption. Corruption within the country’s policies, bureaucratic traditions, political development, and social history