The full interview will appear tomorrow.
Excerpts
“Nigerians must be fearful – our mechanics cannot maintain modern computerized cars. Car diagnostics technologies provide more business threats than lack of electricity. At least in electricity, we know what to do when light comes. But we have seen new cars and just tell the owner, we cannot help you. The nation must wake up and help develop the knowledge base of the mechanics. I am very happy that after working with Trade Certificates for two decades, I went back and got my bachelor degree. Today, I am hopeful and my business looks positive. Now, I can operate those tools and business has expanded from Owerri to Onitsha and across the entire East”
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— Endy E. Ndubuisi, Endy Motors Founder, Owerri, Nigeria
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This is very inspiring Dr. Envisaged since 2011, and still remains a friction in the country unresolved. As for me, I have taken the bold step enroling for Automobile traning at Automedics Ltd, Lagos where auto diagnosis and repairs knowledge is impacted.
Thank you sir.
Yes indeed – we need to fix that friction