Due to wastage, arising from improper storage of foods, Nigeria is losing a whopping sum of N3.7 trillion annually. Chairman, Governing Council, Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology, NIIT, Mr. John Onojeharho, who disclosed the figure while speaking on the topic: “Cold Chain Logistics” at the 8th Nigeria Annual Transport Lecture in Lagos, on Friday, said the country would have saved such amount if proper food storage facility was in place.

Foremost Nigeria auto distribution company, Stallion Motors, has unveiled the all-new Changan Hunter pickup into the Nigerian market. The Changan pickup is a joint venture between Changan Auto and Groupe PSA, the second-largest car manufacturer in Europe.

IT was all commendations for Geely’s Coolray when it made its debut in the Nigerian Sports Utility Vehicle market. Indeed, the Coolray SUV elicited a lot of cheer when it was presented to the Nigerian Motoring Press for assessment and test-drive at the Geely Nigeria plant along Lagos-Ibadan expressway.

With about 20 million people occupying 3,345 square kilometers, movement has always been a challenge in metropolitan Lagos State. So when the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, presented the two-year scorecard of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu in the transportation sector recently, the master plan can only be described as bold, but streamlined.

OMAA has finally launched its range of dual-fuel natural gas-powered buses into the Nigerian market, which are 30-40 per cent cheaper to run and can be used for various applications.