Motoring

Why auto dealers are moving showrooms to airports

By Theodore Opara Automobile dealerships are increasingly turning Nigeria’s airports into premium sales outlets, paying as much as N3 million monthly to display their vehicles in a strategic marketing drive targeting affluent travellers and other high-value customers. With available spaces becoming increasingly scarce at the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MM2) and the General Aviation […]
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Transport operator defrauds TUC of N11m

ONE of the Private operators (name withheld) contracted by Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, to run its Transport Company, with a fleet of 100 high capacity buses, has defrauded it of not less than N11 million barely six months into the contract.

More firms identify with Abuja Motor show

THE best of automobiles from across the globe will be on parade at the Eagle Square Abuja from October 16 to 24 when the 14th Abuja Motor fair kicks off. Expected to be on display for the nine days exhibition will be the latest technology from leading truck, car and bus makers.

Nigeria very important to Volvo says SMT boss

VISITING Chief Executive Officer of SMT Europe, authorised dealer for Volvo construction equipment, Volvo trucks and Volvo Penta, Mr. Jerome Barioz has described Nigeria as a very important market to Volvo.

Nigeria very important to Volvo says SMT boss

VISITING Chief Executive Officer of SMT Europe, authorised dealer for Volvo construction equipment, Volvo trucks and Volvo Penta, Mr. Jerome Barioz has described Nigeria as a very important market to Volvo.

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