Nigeria’s decision to lower car import tariffs to 40 percent under its latest fiscal policy measures promised a breakthrough for consumers, but the reality is proving far more stagnant. While the federal government’s cut suggests a downward trend, car prices are unlikely to see a meaningful drop
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Juliet Onyema
Juliet Onyema is a transport journalist who reports on Nigeria’s transport and automobile industry. She covers emerging Electric Vehicles (EVs), ranging from adoption to usage, automobile firms and transport policies which affect them, and also recurring trends affecting commuters’ mobility interstate and intrastate.
