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Dangote denies proudly owning truck that brought about the Enugu accident

…Says investigation exhibits proprietor as Visco Funding World Restricted
The Administration of Dangote Industries Restricted, (DIL), has clarified that the truck concerned within the current accident in Enugu State isn’t owned by the Dangote Group. Investigations have revealed that the automobile belongs to Visco Funding World Restricted, a third-party operator.
We’re actively participating with the suitable businesses to find out why the truck in query was bearing our emblem, regardless of not being a part of our fleet. Transferring ahead, elevated scrutiny shall be utilized to the unauthorised use of our model id, notably the misuse of our emblem on automobiles not affiliated with the Group.
Whereas it’s our coverage to not remark publicly on particular person circumstances, we’re compelled to handle the rising unfold of misinformation by attributing such incidents to the Dangote Group with none substantiated proof. We urge the general public and media to chorus from circulating unverified claims.
We stay dedicated to cooperating totally with the related authorities and urge that these tasked with investigating incidents of this nature be allowed to hold out their tasks with out undue interference.
We categorically reject any try to take advantage of such tragedies for malicious or monetary achieve.
The Dangote Group stays steadfast in upholding the best requirements of company accountability, security, and integrity in all our operations.

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