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3 Layer Disposable Protective Face Masks
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Disposable Face Mask for Unisex
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3-Ply Ear-Loop Disposable Blue Face Mask
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I BAG OF LARFARG CEMENT RETAIL
₦4,000.00(0 Reviews)
Elephant / Lafarge Cement
Lafarge is a French-Swiss company dealing on cement production alongside sale of Concrete solutions and quarry of coarse aggregates. Its former CEO, Joseph-Auguste Pavin de Lafarge founded it in 1833 with headquaters in Paris, France. Its parent company is LafargeHolcim, in Nigeria, it is best known as Elephant Cement and happens to be the second most popular cement across the country just after Dangote. It has WAPCO cement factory in Ewekoro, Sagamu and Ogun state in the South West and Ashaka in the North East of Nigeria with current cement production capacity of 10.5MTPA. So also the United Cement company and Atlas company in the South South states of Cross River and Rivers respectively.
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1 BAG OF ASHAKA CEMENT RETAIL
₦3,900.00(0 Reviews)
This is a subsidiary of Lafarge cement that is headquartered in Gombe, Northern Nigeria, the name Ashaka is coined from the location in the North where the manufacturing plant was sited.
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1 BAG OF EAGLE CEMENT RETAIL
₦3,500.00(0 Reviews)
Eagle is one of the top cement manufacturing companies in Nigeria that is owned by the Philippine. It started as far back as 1995 and has since gone international to become one of the best selling in Nigeria.
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1 BAG OF IBETO CEMENT
₦3,950.00(0 Reviews)
Ibeto Cement
Ibeto is a cement company indigenous to Nigeria and founded by its CEO/Chairman, Dr. Cletus Madubugwu Ibeto. The company began operation in 1997 when the CEO stopped importation of bagged cements from PortLand following Federal Governments ban on packaged cement. Today, Ibeto has reinforced his manufacturing plants which accounts for increased production capacity that runs in millions of metric tonnes per annum, thereby stretching his storage capacity to over 50,000kg per annum.
Over the years, counting from 2005 when production started, Ibeto cement has amassed a loyal customer base both in Nigeria and the world at large.















