Nigerian Auto Dealers Decry Decade-Long Delay in Policy Implementation
Nigerian auto dealers express concerns over the prolonged delay in implementing the auto policy, which has lasted over a decade. The policy's stagnation has negatively impacted the automotive industry, hindering growth and development.
Dealers emphasize the urgent need for the government to address the delays and provide a conducive environment for the sector to thrive.
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