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Dangote Tests Negative For Coronavirus

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President, Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote said he tested negative for coronavirus.

The richest man in Africa stated this on Sunday via his twitter handle.

He also said he was leading a coalition of some private sector leaders to support the ongoing government initiatives with their resources in the fight against Covid-19.

Dangote tweeted: “The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted modern society, affecting our collective health and well-being. As a global citizen and business leader, I took the COVID-19 test and the result came back NEGATIVE.

“CACOVID(Coalition Against COVID-19) is an initiative that I am leading with other private sector leaders&our common goal is to support ongoing Government initiatives with our resources in the fight against Covid-19. We are in this together & I am optimistic we will overcome.”

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