Gov Alex Otti Of Abia Takes Delivery Of His Official Vehicle, Armored IVM G80 SUV Worth Over ₦60m

Governor Alex Otti Of Abia State takes delivery of his official vehicle, an armored IVM G80 luxury SUV ₦60m.

Otti joins Charles Soludo of Anambra, who is the first State Governor in Nigeria to use G80 as official car.

Starting at over ₦60m for the unarmored version, IVM G80 SUV is the most expensive luxury vehicle offered by Innoson.

Abia State Governor Dr Alex Otti has taken delivery of his official vehicle, an armored Innoson IVM G80 luxury SUV, just weeks after reaffirming his commitment to increase patronage of vehicles made by Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing.

Starting at over ₦60 Million for the unarmored version, the military-based 5-seater Innoson IVM G80 flagship sports utility vehicle (SUV), is the most expensive luxury vehicle offered by the Nnewi-based Nigerian auto brand.

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Otti joins Governor of Anambra State, Charles Soludo, who is the first State Governor in Nigeria to use locally-made Innoson G80 SUV as official car, ditching the more preferred Toyota Land Cruiser 200/300 Series and the Lexus LX 570 /600 from foreign brands.

The 5th democratically elected Governor of Abia State first rode in an IVM vehicle, a custom-built parade car, during his inauguration on May 29th held at the Umuahia Township Stadium.

“He’s the number one marketer of Innoson,” IVM Boss Chief Chukwuma said, when he paid a business visit to Governor Otti to thank him for being a great promoter of the Innoson brand.

“Most of the vehicles bought by government in this State (Abia) are Innoson vehicles and they are happy with the vehicles.”

According to the Otti, the governor’s Chief of Staff, Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Commissioners, other aides, Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the state assembly are all currently using different models of Innoson Motors.

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