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Intense Group hosts Leadway Digital Summit – Driving the future of non-banking finance in Nigeria 

The summit emphasized that Nigeria’s non-banking financial sector is entering a digitally driven phase where customer experience, trust and data-led decision making will define competitive advantage. Industry leaders and experts explored strategies such as AI-driven engagement, digital onboarding, investor segmentation and brand modernization to achieve measurable and repeatable growth. A recurring theme was building trust […] The post Intense Group hosts Leadway Digital Summit – Driving the future of non-banking finance in Nigeria  appeared first on…

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Why Partner with UD Trucks Southern Africa for the Nigerian Market

Why Partner with UD Trucks Southern Africa for the Nigerian Market

As Nigeria’s transport and logistics sector accelerates, the need for dependable, efficient, and future-ready commercial vehicles has never been greater. UD Trucks, a global transport solutions provider with over 90 years of engineering heritage, offers a compelling opportunity for Nigerian investors to partner with a brand that delivers more than just trucks — it delivers uptime, reliability, and long-term business value.

A Proven Partner in Sub-Saharan Africa

UD Trucks Southern Africa (UDTSA) has built a strong and growing footprint across the region, operating in 14 countries with a network of nearly 50 dealerships. From South Africa to Kenya, Angola to Malawi, UDTSA has consistently delivered on its promise to “Go the Extra Mile” — not just in vehicle performance, but in customer support, aftermarket service, and dealer excellence.

Now, UDTSA is ready to extend this proven model to Nigeria — Africa’s largest economy and a rising logistics powerhouse.

Durable Vehicles for Demanding Roads

UD Trucks Southern Africa offers a robust portfolio tailored to African conditions:

●             Heavy-duty: Quester – engineered for fuel efficiency, payload optimization, and uptime.

●             Medium-duty: Croner – designed for urban and regional distribution with smart features and durability.

Every vehicle is supported by UD Connected Services and UD Service Agreements — a comprehensive uptime ecosystem designed to keep fleets moving, even in the most demanding operational environments.

UDTSA’s dealer network is built on a foundation of retail excellence, OEM-backed training, and cross-border collaboration. Dealers are strategically located along major transport corridors, offering:

●             Sales and delivery support

●             Genuine parts availability

●             Workshop services

●             24/7 Road Support

This model ensures that fleet operators experience minimal downtime and maximum productivity — a critical advantage in Nigeria’s fast-paced logistics landscape.

Why Nigeria, Why Now?

Nigeria’s expanding infrastructure, manufacturing, and FMCG sectors are driving demand for reliable transport solutions. Fleet operators are seeking partners who can deliver not just vehicles, but total lifecycle support.

Partnering with UD Trucks Southern Africa offers:

1.            Credibility and confidence – Association with a globally respected brand.

2.            End-to-End support – From vehicle delivery to preventative maintenance and roadside assistance.

3.            Scalable dealer model – Proven SSA practices can be adapted to Nigeria’s unique market dynamics.

4.            Multiple revenue streams – Sales, UD Service Agreements, UD Genuine Parts and Connected Services.

5.            Long-Term Profitability – Focus on Total Profit Over Lifetime (TPOL) ensures better ROI and resale value.

What’s in It for the Investor?

A partnership with UD Trucks Southern Africa opens doors to:

●             Joint ventures or dealership opportunities with access to global expertise and regional best practices.

●             Recurring revenue from service agreements, parts, and connected services.

●             Fleet customer loyalty through uptime-focused solutions and predictable operating costs.

●             Performance incentives through dealer excellence programs and recognition awards.

“UD Trucks has built a reputation for delivering uptime and reliability in Southern Africa’s toughest terrains. We believe this model can unlock significant value in Nigeria, where robust aftersales support is essential,” says Graham Kolm, General Manager SSA.

A Strategic Partnership for Growth

UD Trucks Southern Africa is not just offering trucks — it’s offering a partnership built on trust, performance, and long-term success. For Nigerian investors looking to enter or expand in the commercial transport space, UD Trucks provides the tools, support, and brand equity to build a sustainable and profitable business.

UD Trucks Southern Africa offers a compelling proposition for investors seeking to enter Nigeria’s commercial vehicle market. With a robust product lineup, proven aftersales support, and a track record of dealer excellence, the foundation is set to replicate SSA success. Leveraging UD Trucks’ uptime-driven philosophy, an investor can benefit not only from vehicle sales but also recurring service revenue, parts sales, and a reputation for reliability that fleet operators increasingly demand.

To Partner or Invest

Submit your expression of interest by November 30, 2025 to:

graham.kolm@udtrucks.com

For more information:

www.udtrucks.com/southafrica

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Let’s go the extra mile — together.

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As Nigeria’s transport and logistics sector accelerates, the need for dependable, efficient, and future-ready commercial vehicles has never been greater. UD Trucks, a global transport solutions provider with over 90

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Business Safari 2025 redefines Africa’s investment landscape through immersive experience

The Ghana India Trade Advisory Chamber (GITAC) has launched a new paradigm for investment promotion with Business Safari 2025, an immersive programme that moves beyond traditional forums to connect global investors directly with Africa’s economic opportunities. The event convened leading CEOs, investors, government representatives and development partners across multiple sectors including renewable energy, agribusiness, manufacturing, healthcare, technology, logistics and transportation, and tourism and creative economy. GITAC president Dominic Oduro-Antwi described the approach as fundamental to changing…

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Insecurity: Lawmaker seeks shutdown of parliament, says “Nigeria is running in blood and tears”

“Mr. Speaker, we can even declare legislative emergency, close the House, shut it up. Who are you legislating for? What laws are you making when the country is running in blood? The country is running in blood and tears.” The post Insecurity: Lawmaker seeks shutdown of parliament, says “Nigeria is running in blood and tears” appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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IGP visits Kebbi as outrage grows over schoolgirls’ abduction, alleged security lapses

The police chief meets Governor Idris amid escalating pressure on Abuja to rescue the abducted Maga schoolgirls, following claims that security operatives ignored warning intelligence before the attack. The post IGP visits Kebbi as outrage grows over schoolgirls’ abduction, alleged security lapses appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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CAS Clears Super Eagles’ Group Opponent For AFCON 2025

The Taifa Stars of Tanzania have been cleared by the Court of Arbitration for Sport ,CAS, to participate at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nation, reports Completesports.com. The CAS announced on Tuesday it has dismissed the appeal filed by the Guinean Football Federation (FEGUIFOOT) to overturn Tanzania’s qualification for AFCON 2025. Guinea argued that Tanzania […] The post CAS Clears Super Eagles’ Group Opponent For AFCON 2025 appeared first on Complete Sports.

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FG unveils Inspire Live(s) online classes nationwide to boost education 

The Federal Government has launched the nationwide rollout of Inspire Live(s), a real-time online learning initiative designed to give every Nigerian child equal access to quality education.   The post FG unveils Inspire Live(s) online classes nationwide to boost education  appeared first on Nairametrics.

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UCL: Arsenal Must Be Aggressive, Efficient Against Bayern Munich –Arteta

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has called on the Gunners to show more aggression and efficiency ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League clash against Bayern Munich. Both teams have won their opening four matches in the Champions League league phase, and Bayern sit top of the table only on goal difference, so this will be a feisty […] The post UCL: Arsenal Must Be Aggressive, Efficient Against Bayern Munich –Arteta appeared first on Complete Sports.

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