According to Salihu Mohammed, General Manager of BlueSky Real Auto Home, the company will soon establish an auto auction village to allow car dealers and buyers to network and conduct business.
At the company’s pioneer management team’s inaugural meeting on Wednesday in Abuja, Mohammed made this statement in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
For diverse social strata, he remarked, “We’re not just looking at brand-new cars; we’re also looking at foreign used cars and even Nigerian used cars.”
He claimed that the business is unique in that it provides customers with premium vehicles after an initial down payment of just 46% without the need for any kind of security.
He claims that the amount is paid over a 36-month period and that this also applies to government, public, and private sector personnel.
The company is bringing accessibility and innovation to car ownership, according to the general manager.
He said that the program’s objective is to make it less difficult for Nigerians to acquire their dream cars.
For Nigerians from all walks of life, according to Mohammed, affordability is the company’s first priority.
“There is currently nothing of the such in Nigeria, so we want corporate entities, the government, and ministries, departments, and agencies to look into what we are bringing on board.
“We want them to see the ingenuity of exploring such a kind of opportunity by giving us all necessary cooperation and support whenever we reach out to them,” he said.
The organization’s ease in intending to provide automobiles to people and corporate bodies, according to Mr. Alex Oketa, the Company Secretary and Legal Advisor, is another distinctive feature.
The way we want to accomplish this will be quite pragmatic, allowing anyone who is interested to work with us.
The fact that it is one of the most significant business ventures that any private corporation has undertaken recently makes it special as well.
With regard to the current economic climate in the nation, we have taken both business entities’ and individuals’ interests into mind, Oketa stated.
