To address building collapse in Nigeria, BUA Cement, a subsidiary of BUA Group has enlightened block and concrete makers on how to apply the right mix of cement with other components to ensure only standard blocks and concretes are produced. The one-day workshop tagged, “Optimizing cement usage to achieve better quality and yield of blocks”…

A subsidiary of BUA Group, BUA Cement in collaboration with the Industrial Training Fund (ITF) and the Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON) has reaffirmed the need for block and concrete makers to follow the right mix of cement.

The need for the Federal Government to implement the right policies that would lead to the growth of the Nigerian power sector has been emphasised.

BUA Group has reacted to a new statement by Dangote Cement in which the latter made some allegations against the former in relaion to the ownership and operations of mining sites in Obu, Okpella, Edo State. In a statement last night, BUA said: "This latest statement by Dangote Group stinks of desperation in its continued…

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Nigeria has saved $2billion from local production of cement in the country in the past one year, a development which culminated in the corresponding reduction in the import of the product.

A renowned French economist and political think-tank based in Paris in partnership with, Jeune Afrique, a leading publication, gave the ranking that included 10 Nigerians but which placed Rabiu in the top 10.

The journey of the Nigerian integrated cement manufacturing, which took a new course just over a decade ago, has seen Nigeria move from a nation with under three million tonnes of production capacity to a country that will have some 45 million tons of cement manufacturing capacity by next year....

Nigeria’s food and infrastructure conglomerate, BUA Group, has engaged a Swiss firm, Gherzi Textile Organisation to undertake studies, design master plan and engineering for the development...

BUA Group has been named amongst the first 50 Companies to work in 2016 by Jobberman in the third edition of its ‘Best 100 Companies to Work For’ which focuses on recognising and celebrating top employers in Nigeria.

In fulfillment of the Federal Government’s policy of boosting rice production in Kano State, the BUA Rice Ltd, a subsidiary of BUA Group, is partnering the state branch of Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN), to actualise the dream.

Group Executive Director, Strategy and Innovation of BUA Group, Kabiru Rabi’u said, “BUA remained genuinely committed to government’s resolve to reduce the nation’s dependence on imported rice by boosting