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Roxettes Motors Hands Over 24 “Blaze-X” Pickup Vans To Abia House of Assembly

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By Ekuson Nw’Ogbunka, Abuja

Roxettes Motors has solidified its position as a leader in Nigeria’s automobile industry, following the handover of 24 “Blaze-X” pickup vans to members of the Abia State House of Assembly. The vehicles were presented by the governor during the weekend ¹.

According to Joshua Elekwachi, Media/PR Head of Roxettes Motors, this achievement is a significant milestone for the indigenous company. Elekwachi emphasized that Roxettes Motors has come to stay, offering unique and durable vehicles designed for Nigerian roads. “Our vehicles are made with high-sensitive technology and innovative features, ensuring they can withstand the challenges of Nigerian roads,” he stated.

This development is a testament to Roxettes Motors’ commitment to providing top-quality vehicles that meet the needs of Nigerians. As an indigenous company, Roxettes Motors is playing a vital role in driving the growth of Nigeria’s automobile industry.

Roxettes Motors has been making waves in the industry, with its 40,000-unit capacity automobile plant in Abia nearing completion. The company’s focus on innovation and durability has earned it recognition as a leader in the Nigerian automobile market.

“We take immense pride in our journey to revolutionize the African automobile industry, and we’re here to stay. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Abia State Governor Alex Otti, for his unwavering support and patronage of indigenous manufacturers like us. His commitment to promoting homegrown innovation and industry is a significant boost to our economy, creating jobs and fostering national pride.

“Under his leadership, we’re confident that this initiative will inspire further investment in local manufacturing and sustainable development, ultimately driving growth and prosperity in Abia State and beyond,” he stated.

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