Nigerian Auto Spare Parts Manufacturers to Launch Digital Platform by 2026
The Chairman of the Auto Spare Parts Manufacturers disclosed plans to introduce a digital platform by 2026 during the Nigeria Auto Journalist Association award night. The platform will enable real-time access to spare parts, promoting local content and reducing import dependency.
The initiative, in partnership with NADDC, aims to eliminate imported parts gradually. The industry seeks to strengthen manufacturing capacity through strategic partnerships with India and South Africa to expand beyond the domestic market.
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