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Weststar Associates gets new Ag. MD, Anenih
The Management of Weststar Associates has announced changes it is management team with the exit of the former Managing Director, Mrs. Mary Ojulari.
The company in a statement disclosed that with the exit of the former managing director, Mrs. Mary Ojulari from the company, Mrs. Ebere Anenih has been appointed, as the managing director on acting basis.
Until her elevation; Mrs. Anenih was the General Counsel, Legal Compliance and Human Resources of the company.
She will be supported by members of the Management and Heads of Departments. They include:
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Christopher Irumudomon, Head of Sales for Passenger Cars and Vans; Chima Otuechere Treasury Manager; Ifeanyi Igbokwe Head of Aftersales; Umoh Ekanem Head of Sales, Commercial Vehicles
Urban Lavan National Parts Manager; Christiana Kanabe Abuja Parts Manager; Victor Bolarin Business & Network Development Manager; Junaid Raza Workshop Manager, Passenger Cars; Oluwatobi Abimbola Marketing and Social Media Manager; and Chigozie Oranugo Application & Network Support Engineer (IT).
Weststar is the sole authorised general distributor for Mercedes-Benz passenger cars’ and commercial vehicles in Nigeria. Weststar coordinates Daimler AG‘s business activities in Nigeria that includes of sales, after-sales services, dealer support, fleet management support, warranties, marketing, corporate communication, and trainings.
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