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NADDC Inspects Nigerian Auto Manufacturing Facilities, Calls for Stronger Industry Law

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The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) conducted an inspection tour of automotive assembly and manufacturing facilities across Nigeria. The tour included visits to KOJO Motors and Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) to assess their operations, technical capabilities, and production capacity. NADDC Chairman Chief Emma Eneukwu stated that the visit aimed to gather firsthand information on the technical know-how and challenges facing local vehicle manufacturers.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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Eneukwu stressed the need for a strong NADDC industry law to effectively regulate the automotive sector. This law must address the influx of used and substandard vehicles, protect local manufacturers, and create an enabling environment for locally produced vehicles to compete. The council commended the Federal Government under President Bola Tinubu for its support of the industry.

The Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment has been leading efforts to promote industrial growth and trade within Nigeria.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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