Dangote Group Urges General Public To Report Trucks On Illegal Haulage

Posted on May 11, 2020

The management of Dangote Industries Limited has solicited for the assistance of the general public in the fight to rid the organisation of illegal haulage activities being perpetrated by some unscrupulous persons.

In a statement made available to P.M.EXPRESS, the company’s management urges the public to report through some dedicated lines should they sighted any of their drivers hauling non-Dangote products.

“If you have seen any Dangote truck hauling non-Dangote products anywhere across the country, please make a report to the Dangote Industries Management hotline, call Obajana 08131768000; Ibese 08131771111, 08131770999 and 08131771000 or email us at customercare@dangote.com.

“Please include the following details in your report, Truck Type, Truck Plate Number, Truck Cab No., Location of the Truck, Contents of the Truck, Colour of the Truck and Photographs of the truck and goods if possible.

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