Second day of the Nigerian Auto Journalists Training Workshop held at the weekend attracted a German born trainer, Derek Kirkby, Ford DSFL training Director, South Africa, who took participants through a theoretical session of Driving Skill for Life (DSFL)and later practical motoring on Coscharis Test track. [dropcap]D[/dropcap]erek explained: Before you jump inside your car and drive…
…Takes Auto Journalists through Driving Skill for Life [dropcap] F[/dropcap]ord is once again committing its responsibility to corporate citizens in Nigeria. This time the giant auto company is promoting safe driving to motoring Nigerians. For this safety in driving adventure, Ford is billed to introduce its global Ford Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) programme this weekend,…
EFULA ABBAH [dropcap]T[/dropcap]he quest for model Nigerian car has become much of a necessity. It more so, now that the lower class Nigerians may never be able to ride a car in their life time, due to sky rocketing cost of existing cars, either smuggled into the country or supposedly assembled by adventuring local assemblies. No…
FRANK BOYEDE [dropcap]F[/dropcap]ollowing new FOREX policy recently announced by the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN), more car importers are switching over to importation of accident vehicles, mostly from United States of America (USA). Motoring World search revealed that between 30th March and 30th June 2016, Accident vehicles importation through the nation’s seaports increased by over…
