Stallion Motors’ high profile presence at NADDC, NAMA, AAAM forum in Lagos
•R-L: Arun Rishi, Executive Director, Stallion Group; Dr. Harpreet Singh, Director Stallion Group; Sunil Kumar Dharmapa, General Manager, Stallion Group; and Amit Sharma, General Manager, Stallion Nissan Motors Ltd; and AAAM CEO, Dave Coffey.
That the Stallion Group owns automotive industry’s largest brand stable is an incontrovertible fact that is further buttressed by activities at its assembly plant in the Ojo area of Lagos.
It was, therefore, not surprising that when the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM) delegation visited Nigeria from South Africa recently with the President, Ms. Martha Biene and CEO, Dave Coffey, leading the way, one of the companies expected to welcome them, was Stallion Motors.
Stallion one of the few auto companies in Nigeria that are members of AAAM.
And at the gathering convened by the National Automotive Design and Development Council, NADDC (in conjunction with the Nigerian Association of Automotive Manufacturers, NAMA), Stallion maintained a high profile presence.
The team included Arun Rishi Executive Director, Stallion Group; Dr. Harpreet Singh, Director Stallion Group; Sunil Kumar Dharmapa, General Manager, Stallion Group; and Amit Sharma, General Manager, Stallion Nissan Motors Ltd.
