Coleman Commends CIG Motors’ Investment in Nigeria’s Industrial Future

Nigeria’s industrial sector continues to evolve through strategic partnerships, bold investments, and a shared commitment to long-term economic growth. These collaborations are helping to strengthen local manufacturing, expand capacity, and create sustainable opportunities across key industries.

A recent visit to the headquarters of CIG Motors highlighted this growing momentum. Following the successful close of CIG Motors’ ₦30 Billion Commercial Paper Issuance, Mr. George O. K. Onafowokan, Managing Director and CEO of Coleman Technical Industries Limited, met with CIG Motors Chairman, Chief Diana Chen, to celebrate the milestone and discuss the future of Nigerian industry.

As one of Nigeria’s leading manufacturing companies, Coleman Technical Industries has consistently demonstrated the value of leveraging the capital market to drive expansion, strengthen production capacity, and support long-term business growth. The company’s successful track record serves as a strong example of how indigenous businesses can scale through strategic financing and disciplined execution.

During the visit, Mr. Onafowokan congratulated CIG Motors on the successful Commercial Paper issuance and commended the company’s continued investments in mobility solutions, local vehicle assembly, and initiatives that contribute to Nigeria’s industrial development.

The engagement reflects a broader trend of increasing confidence among leading Nigerian industrial players in the country’s growth potential. It also underscores the importance of collaboration between businesses that are committed to building local capacity, driving innovation, and supporting economic transformation.

As Nigerian companies continue to invest in manufacturing, infrastructure, and industrial development, partnerships such as these will remain essential in creating a stronger and more resilient economy for the future.

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