‘Unprecedented' success for Lagos Motor Show
By UKOHA KALU
Wednesday, August 9, 2006
Photo: SunNews Publishing

The second edition of the Lagos Motor Show will even be bigger and better in October 2006, according to the show organiser, Fashintext Limited, and the collaborating NTA 2 Channel 5 Lagos.

Number of official visitors have been confirmed and this has been put at 5,000 but expectations are that all participating exhibitors at the Ocean View grounds on Victoria Island, where the event slated to begin October 5 and end on the 11th will hold have completed and signed necessary papers for the very limited space available.

Though the participants for the 2006 show had already been pencilled, Mr Ifeanyi Agwu, Managing Director of the organising company, says the success of this year's event depends also on the chances of more car accessory dealers, more car manufacturers’ representatives and more visitors taking full advantage of the fair to either display or choose their favourite vehicles or accessories.

Throughout the show, participants and invited visitors will take advantage of a special press squad to air their views on this year's event in the exclusive ‘Press Room’. There will be good music and other forms of entertainment, the event organisers promised.

While many have complained in the past about absence of car franchisee organisations like Coscharis which markets BMW and Globe Motors for Mercedes Benz, the overall opinion now is positive that the rave of the moment dealerships like Chery Motors and BriscoeFord are ready to show their model line- ups.

What do you think?
Be ready to fill a simple questionnaire at the fair ground, such as: Did you come to the Motor Show to see the latest offering? What were your impressions? Did you expect more or did you leave happy? And most importantly, will you be back in 2007? The organisers will want to hear from you. There will also be possible discussions on the challenges of bad fuel and its effect on the economy.


 

 

 

 

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