Driverless Cars? Nigeria Isn’t Ready — Here’s Why

EUGENE HERBERT Many forward-thinking experts insist autonomous vehicles will make our roads safer, arguing that human error, which is responsible for over 90% of crashes, will be eliminated. But a recent incident abroad raises a troubling question: what happens when the “driver” is a machine that breaks the law? In California, what should have been…

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Why Rising Fuel Prices Are a Global War Story, Not Just a Nigerian One

FEMI OWOEYE As fuel prices continue to rise across Nigeria, public frustration has naturally followed. For many citizens, the immediate instinct is to blame government policies or domestic economic management. Yet the truth is that the current surge in fuel prices is being driven largely by forces far beyond Nigeria’s borders, specifically escalating tensions involving…

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Why Nigeria Is Starting Auto Parts Import Deletion with Motorcycles and Tricycles – NADDC

Why the Nigerian government is starting its auto parts import deletion programme with motorcycles and tricycles is largely due to the enormous size of the country’s two- and three-wheeler market. According to the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), industry estimates indicate that more than 10 million motorcycles and tricycles are currently operating across…

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Jetour Nigeria Reaffirms Position in Compact SUV Segment with X50

Jetour Nigeria is currently disrupting the compact Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) segment with the X50 model. The Jetour X50 stands out as a feature-rich compact SUV, designed to deliver a high level of safety, technology and comfort for everyday driving. Built with a strong focus on occupant protection, the vehicle is equipped with multiple airbags…

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