According to Rohtagi, Stallion-Bajaj, as the company is mostly referred to, has emerged stronger and better despite the Nigerian socio-economic and environmental challenges
The market for three-wheelers, popularly referred to as ‘Keke’ is gradually picking up, despite challenges of COVID-19 and access to foreign exchange last year. Stallion Auto Keke Limited, a member of the Stallion Group, and sole distributor of the Bajaj 3-wheelers & 4-wheelers in Nigeria ha
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Caleb Ojewale
Caleb Ojewale is an Assistant Editor at BusinessDay Newspaper in Nigeria, where he also heads Industry and Real Sector, supervising all associated beats/desks.
He is concurrently Editor for Features, Interviews, and the Newspaper's Backpage (Monday to Thursday). He has also been OP-ED Editor and a member of the Editorial Board.
A well rounded business journalist; he is a recipient of multiple local and international journalism awards.
Caleb is a fellow of the University of Oxford and OKP and has bachelor’s and Master's degrees in communication from Lagos State University and the University of Lagos, respectively.
