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For several hours @Innosonmotors has been trending positively and negatively on various social media platforms. On the positive note, the NAF led by CAS, Air Marshal Sadiane Baba Abubakar lauded @ Innosonmotors for providing technical support that has enabled the NAF sustain operations against the Boko Haram insurgents. @innosonmotors provided this support to the NAF by helping them to locally manufacture some components of NAF Alpha Jet that is used to fight Boko Haram. @innosonmotors is happy that NAF appreciated our work and is further making effort to forge new frontiers with IVM. On the other note, one of our customers took to a social media platform to complain about his dissatisfaction with some certain aspect of our cars which generated a lot of reactions among our fans and followers. We have taken note of his concerns and took a step further to call him. We are currently working to address all issues raised. Going further, we appreciate and thank Nigerians for their support and believe in us. It has not been easy for us getting to where we are right now; we are determined to improve on our quality, and in making all Innoson brand of vehicle more durable and rugged. @innosonmotors believes that Innoson IVM is our collective project; therefore we will continue to welcome your criticism and feedback which we believe will make Innoson IVM better. We can only get better. It is our own, drive with pride. Thank You Nigeria!  Cornel Osigwe ANIPR, Public Relations and Media Consultant Innoson Group

Nigeria’s Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar has lauded the management of Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) Company for providing the needed technical support that has enabled the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to sustain its operations against the Boko Haram insurgents. Group Captain Ayodele Famuyiwa, Director of Public Rel …

Our attention has been drawn to the spurious allegation circulating round the social media sphere that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing, @Innosonmotors sacked over 50% of its workforce due to low production and patronage. At first, we initially thought it wise that these allegations don’t worth our response but with a lot of enquiries from our teeming customers and clients, we have decided to state the true position. 1). At no time did we sack over 50% of our workforce or did any form of retrenchment both in our Nnewi or Enugu factory, rather we have engaged more hands to meet the demands of our new expansion activities. We would be hiring an additional 1500 workforce in April. The general public is hereby advised to ignore the rumour of sacking of workers. We are committed to driving the Nigeria economy forward through industrialization. It’s not an easy mission, but certainly one that we are prepared to put in everything we’ve got to make happen! 2). Furthermore, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing which is the first wholly made in Nigeria automobile brand is focusing on eradicating tokunbo (foreign used) automobiles from Africa by making durable and affordable brand new automobiles for Nigeria. To realize this agenda for Nigerians the Chairman of Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing, Chief Innocent Chukwuma has reduced the prices of our Saloon cars to enable Nigerians who are desirous of buying a brand new car be able to afford that. We therefore urge all Nigerians to embrace this initiative as we are committed in flushing out tokunbo vehicles in Nigeria, just as we did with motorcycles. Our cars all come with full options with automatic transmissions, not manual. So, it’s a gradual process to crashing our prices further. We still have other factors to contend with that are peculiar to the Nigerian business environment. As manufacturing conditions improve, our goal is to continue passing on the cost savings to our customers thereby driving our prices lower. This is a journey…these are our 1st steps, not the last. We will get there as we did with motorcycles! PS. We are now trending on twitter, follow @InnosonMotors […]

• In 1978, our founder Dr. Innocent Chukwuma [OFR] discovered his natural talent as an entrepreneur in his elder brother’s medicine store (Chemist) after his Secondary School Education. • In 1978, he became an apprentice with Chief Romanus Eze Onwuka, (Rojenny), then the biggest dealer on motorcycle spare-parts in the Nnewi Market. • In 1979, after 6 …