Stakeholders Advocate for Policy Consistency to Drive EV Adoption in Nigeria
Stakeholders in Nigeria are pushing for collaboration and policy consistency to boost the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. At an electric vehicle exhibition and conference, key figures like Abiola Adekoyejo highlighted the need for joint efforts between the government and private sector to promote widespread EV adoption.
Sam Faley of Saglev Inc emphasized the importance of the right financial models and policies to accelerate EV adoption and local manufacturing. Gaith Al Hassan from IH Nigeria stressed the similarities between the challenges faced in the telecom and EV sectors, urging stakeholders to prepare for overcoming obstacles in the EV industry.
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