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CIG Motors Donates 10 Vehicles Worth Over ₦300 Million To Lagos State Security Trust Fund
CIG Motors donates 10 operational vehicles worth over ₦300 million to Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF).
Donation by CIG Motors is aimed at strengthening security operations, mobility and emergency response across Lagos State.
Chief Diana Chen, Chairman and CEO of CIG Motors Group, has led the donation of 10 operational vehicles valued at over ₦300 million to the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF).
The donation by CIG Motors, the exclusive distributor of GAC Motor, Wuling and JMC vehicles in Nigeria, is aimed at strengthening security operations, mobility and emergency response across Lagos State.
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“Security is the first infrastructure of prosperity. When Lagos is secure, businesses grow, investments thrive and communities prosper,” Chen said at the official handover ceremony which took place at the CIG Motors office in Victoria Island Lagos.
Receiving the vehicles, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, Executive Secretary and CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, commended Chief Diana Chen and CIG Motors for their continued support and for being a consistent and dependable private-sector partner to the Lagos State Government.
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