Cement

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Cement Craze in Nigeria: From Price Surges to Calls for Support

Cement industry - Construction sector - Local manufacturers - Nigeria - Price fluctuations

Discover the wild world of cement in Nigeria! Find out why consumers are urged to buy local cement and the challenges faced by bricklayers and labourers. Dive into the chaos of fluctuating cement prices and the efforts to stabilize the market. Learn about the interesting responses from BUA Cement to price pressures.

Consumers in Nigeria are being encouraged to support local cement manufacturers amidst an influx of imported alternatives. The Cement Manufacturers Association of the Philippines is spearheading the 'Buy local, Build local' campaign to boost the local industry. Meanwhile, BUA Cement made headlines with its price announcement that caused a frenzy in the building materials market. Bricklayers and labourers in Ibadan expressed dismay over the rising cement prices, impacting their livelihoods significantly. The escalating cost of cement has triggered concerns among stakeholders in the construction sector, leading to debates on economic implications.

Amidst the uproar, retail prices for cement doubled within a week, creating turmoil in the market. This unexpected surge from N5,000 to N10,000 per bag has sent shockwaves through the construction industry. As development projects drive the demand for cement in Nigeria, understanding the current market prices is crucial for effective planning. BUA Cement's response to the pressure from a civil society group to lower prices has added another layer of complexity to the situation.

In light of these challenges, quantity surveyors are calling on the Federal Government to intervene by opening borders to stabilize cement prices. The recent discussions between the government and local manufacturers reflect the urgency to address the issue. Stay tuned for more updates on the cement market as stakeholders navigate the evolving landscape.

Did you know that the price of cement in Nigeria can fluctuate drastically within a short period, impacting various industries and livelihoods? Stay informed to make wise decisions in the construction sector. Stay tuned for more insights and updates on the dynamic cement market in Nigeria.

Consumers urged: Buy local cement (Philstar.com)

CEBU, Philippines โ€” Local cement manufacturers are urging consumers to support Philippine-made cement to deter the influx of imported alternatives. Under the โ€œBuy local, Build localโ€ campaign, the Cement Manufacturers Association of the Philippines ...

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Cement: Here's why BUA backed down on price crash to N3,500/bag (Businessday.ng)

It was a wild excitement in the building materials markets across the country in the last quarter of 2023 when BUA Cement announced to theโ€ฆ

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Bricklayers, labourers lament as cement prices rise in Ibadan (Peoples Gazette)

Some of the artisans and unskilled labourers, who spoke in Ibadan on Sunday, lamented that the high cost of cement was denying them of earning their daily bread ...

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Exorbitant Cement Prices and Matters Arising, by Rahma Oladosu ... (Economic Confidential)

Within a week, retail price for cement leapt from N5,000 to N10,000 in the market due to certain economic realities. Even without official.

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Today Cement Prices in Nigeria: Cost Per Bag for Dangote, BUA ... (Okay.ng)

As construction projects continue to drive development across Nigeria, understanding the current prices of cement is essential for builders, contractors,

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Our Plans To Crash Price Of Not Ruse BUA Tells Civil Society Group (Leadership Newspaper)

The management of BUA cement has responded to the 7-day ultimatum given to them by a civil society organization to revert to old price of cement, ...

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Quantity surveyors ask FG to throw the borders open to crash ... (Pulse Nigeria)

The Federal Government recently held a meeting with local manufacturers over the rising cost of cement in the country. | Pulse Nigeria.

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