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Vice President Business Development · Kia Motors Corporation, Olu Tikolo (left); Founder, On-the-Highway Africa and Project Director, Highway Accident Victims Relief, Julie Chi- Nwaoha; Managing Director, BKG Exhibitions Limited, Ifeanyichukwu Agwu; Director-General, NADDC, Jelani Aliyu and General Manager, Marketing and Corporate Communication, Coscharis Group, Babarinde Abiona at the opening of 15th Lagos Motor Fair in Lagos. PHOTO: BENJAMIN ALADE
•Lagos motor fair records low turnout
The Director-General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), Jelani Aliyu, has said Nigeria has infrastructure for locally assembled vehicles, but for lack of patronage.
Aliyu, at the opening of 15th Lagos Motor Fair in Lagos, said assembling vehicles locally, especially in Lagos, means a lot for the Nigerian market with regards to value addition.
By Omolabake Fasogbon
Bremer good fellows eV has partnered On the Highway Accident Victims in a bid to ensure that financial relief are given to help cushion the pains and agony of people involved in Road Traffic Crashes .
In an inaugural presentation which took place in the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) recently, Julie Chi- Nwaoha, Founder, On the Highway Africa and the Project Director, on the Highway Accident Victims Relief appreciated the Bremer good fellows for the swift response towards partnering the project.
In lieu of the project, She said Road Traffic Crashes are not accidents, they are predicable consequences of actions that are preventable. She added that the global status report on road safety by World Health Organization (WHO) highlights that the number of annual road traffic deaths has reached 1.35 million. That excessive and inappropriate speed are the primary causes of crashes on the roads, that these crashes has led to injuries and most time untimel