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CFAO to showcase mobility solutions in open day
CFAO Mobility has announced plans to host its “CFAO Mobility Open Day,” which promises to be an unparalleled convergence of cutting-edge mobility solutions, featuring an extensive array of products and services that cater to diverse needs.
According to the company, in a press release, the event is slated for Thursday, January 25, 2024, at Harbour Point, Off Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos, as “attendees can expect an immersive experience with a comprehensive showcase of top-tier brands, including Toyota, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Yamaha, Fuso, JCB, Howo, Kinglong, TechKing tyres, Winpart, Auto Fast, Otis and Loxea.”
From brand-new cars, elevator and escalator installation and maintenance, to motorcycles, and outboard engines to corporate leasing, fleet management solutions, spare parts, and aftermarket expertise – the CFAO Mobility Open Day is a unique opportunity to explore all these offerings under one roof, the company stated.
It added that the event promises not just a display of products but a day filled with surprises, exclusive discounts, and engaging talks with industry and technical experts.
The company also said “Whether you are a car enthusiast, a business owner exploring fleet management solutions, or simply looking for your next vehicle, mark your calendar for an event that is set to redefine your mobility experience. Connect with CFAO Mobility on social media – CFAO Nigeria.”
CFAO, a renowned player in the mobility, health, consumer goods, and infrastructure sectors, has been a trusted name in Nigeria for over 120 years.
The “CFAO Mobility Open Day is a testament to the company’s commitment to providing innovative solutions that cater to the diverse mobility needs of individuals and businesses alike”, the company affirmed.
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