ACMAN to Roll Out National Spare Parts Platform in 2026, Targets End to Imported Replacements

Nigeria’s auto industry is set for a major aftersales shake-up in 2026 as the Auto Component Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (ACMAN) finalizes plans to launch an automated national platform that will give vehicle assemblers instant access to locally produced spare parts. ACMAN Chairman, Anselm Ilekuba, disclosed this while delivering the keynote address at the Nigeria…

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FG Declares War on Used Cars

The Federal Government is ramping up efforts to slash Nigeria’s dependence on imported used vehicles, signaling a bold push to revive local automobile production, improve vehicle standards, and strengthen the nation’s industrial base. Speaking at the 18th edition of the Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA) International Auto Awards in Lagos, the Director-General of the National…

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SAGLEV Clinches 2025 Nigeria EV Brand of the Year Award

SAGLEV has emerged winner of the 2025 Nigeria EV Brand of the Year Award, conferred by the Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA), cementing its position as a front-runner in Nigeria’s fast-evolving electric mobility space. The keenly contested award, for which BYD and Wuling were also nominated, was presented on Tuesday, 16 December 2025, at the…

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Nigeria’s Auto Policy Inches Closer as FEC Backs Industry Framework

Nigeria’s long-stalled National Auto Industry Development Policy (NAIDP) has edged closer to implementation following the Federal Executive Council’s (FEC) approval of the Nigeria Industry Policy (NIP), a move industry watchers see as a potential turning point for local vehicle manufacturing after years of policy drift. The FEC endorsement formally positions the NIP as the government’s…

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