Transporters benefit as OMAA begins gas-powered buses assembly in Nigeria

L-R: Ishaku Abner, technical adviser to minister of state for petroleum, Pat Igwebuike, special adviser on legal matters to the Anambra state governor, MM Ibrahim, Chairman, National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP), and Chinedu Oguegbu, MD/CEO, OMAA Motors Limited during the official roll-out of OMAA gas-powered buses from the newly commissioned OMAA assembly plant at Igbo-Ukwu, Anambra state recently.

Transporters and other operators in Nigeria will soon begin to record good returns on their investments as opportunities presents itself in the commercial logistics businesses. The event was the historic roll-out of the first assembled in Nigeria dual fuel natural gas-powered OMAA range of buses at

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