Graduates are gradually occupying world’s space. Malawi is not an exceptional as it adds at least 2500 graduates every year. However, most alumni are waiting for narrow working base which is failing to employ them all. This is a frustrating development to the country.
It was true to life of Aliko Dangote who graduated from Egypt’s Al-Azhar University at the age of 21. But the narrow industry base could not offer his office.
Dangote shortly got US 3000 loan from his uncle to start small entrepreneurship of selling agricultural products like rice, sugar, salt and flour to his native country Nigeria.
After three months, Dangote managed to pay back his loan and develop business chain to develop from small to large grouping; Dangote Group.
Today, the Dangote Group is one of the largest conglomerates in Africa with international operations in Benin, Ghana, Zambia and Togo.
The group has managed to employ at least 11, 500 people in West Africa.
Aliko Dangote, 60, is one of the richest people in the World with his company the Dangote Group being largest cement and sugar producer in Africa.
DANGOTE GAVE IT A TRY; WHY CAN’T YOU GIVE A TRY?
