Following doubts that were raised by the public and the media on the assembly of vehicles in Nigeria, the Director General of National Automotive Council (NAC), Engineer Aminu Jalal has advised management of Stallion Group to open its plant for the press to access.
Engineer Jalal gave the advice to the company against the backdrop of doubts that such cars are manufactured in Nigeria.
According to the NAC DG, prices of cars will go down in no distance time if other stakeholders show commitment like the Stallion Group.
Following doubts that were raised by the public and the media on the assembly of vehicles in Nigeria, the Director General of National Automotive Council (NAC), Engineer Aminu Jalal has advised management of Stallion Group to open its plant for the press to access.
Engineer Jalal gave the advice to the company against the backdrop of doubts that such cars are manufactured in Nigeria.
According to the NAC DG, prices of cars will go down in no distance time if other stakeholders show commitment like the Stallion Group.
Jalal however commended the Stallion Group and urged other investors to follow the footstep of the company.
"I have told the Stallion management to invite the press to see what they are doing and report back to the public in order not to create doubts about where the vehicles were assembled"
"The efforts of these companies have shown that the federal government's auto policy is working and has come to stay", he added.
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