Business

November 2, 2012

Cleaning industry can drive Nigeria’s economic growth – Akintola

The cleaning industry in Nigeria has enormous business potentials and can contribute meaningfully to the growth of the economy if properly harnessed.

Mrs. Kehinde Akintola, Managing Director, Express Cleaners, who disclosed this in a press conference in Lagos, announcing the opening of a new office in Abuja, also stated that the organisations in the industry would be properly positioned to contribute to the country’s economic development if operators focus on delivering cutting edge technology in line with global standards.

She urged cleaning organisation to adhere strictly to sound professional standards as this is the major panacea to engender growth in the industry.

According to her, it has become imperative for cleaning firms to leverage on the huge potentials the industry offers and adopt pro-active strategies to remain competitive.

Akintola also enjoined stakeholders in the cleaning industry to focus on global standards to grow the industry and remain competitive in the emerging global market.

She said Express Cleaners, one of the leading industrial cleaning firms, is committed to sustaining a sound business pedigree, adding that the new office is part of its strategic business goals to deliver superior services to the target clients.

She explained that the company is raising the bar of service with speed to enhance customer satisfaction.

She said, “The brand promise is to enhance customer satisfaction and deliver cutting edge services to clients. Express Cleaners has a sound pedigree to retain a dynamic and pro-active corporate image as a forward looking organisation.

“The Express brand is strongly focused to delivering excellent customer service as a forward looking brand. The new office is a further attestation of the reputation the company has built in the last decade as virile cleaning organisation.

“The company has a strong focus on adopting best professional practices to remain a major player in the industry.”