Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami on Monday in Abuja said that the Federal Government would initiate the necessary legal framework needed to grow the automotive sector.Malami made the pledge at the unveiling of a competition on automotive design initiated by the National Automotive Design and Development Council .
The 2019 edition of the challenge focuses on the design of applicable mini taxi and cost-effective mini tractor in Nigeria. He further described the automotive design challenge as a commendable effort in promoting innovations and solutions applicable to the nation’s challenges in mechanical, agricultural and transportation sectors.
“Apart from giving talented Nigerians the opportunity to showcase their abilities in the automotive sector, the challenge will also open exciting possibilities for them to contribute to the actualisation of innovative transportation solutions,’’ Aliyu said.“Winners in the six geo-political zones will win amazing prizes and in addition, national finalists will be attached to the Council’s research and development team,’’ Aliyu said.
Sen. Osita Izunaso, the Chairman of NADDC Board, said that there was the need to review the national automotive policy with a view to addressing issues inhibiting the growth of the automotive industry.
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