BOSCH opens Nigeria Office, to trains thousands in Automotive sector



In alliance with the National Automotive Council (NAC), Bosch Limited has planned a Long-term growth potential in Nigeria by setting-up a developing technical training skill in automotive aftermarket sectors.

The leading global supplier of technology and services sees Africa in general and Nigeria in particular as an important economic hub for potential market; therefore establishing its production room to expanding its presence.

In a statement made available to DirectReporterng, a member of Bosch’s board of management, Uwe Roschke, stated, “We see high potential for our business in Africa. Thanks to its rapidly-growth population, low median age, increasing meddle class, and optimistic economic forecast; we expect a significant demand for the Bosch product ‘Invented for life’
“We are committed, not only to provide an excellent hardware, but to give outstanding software that will serve the Nigerians needs,” said Roschke.

In the same vein, the President, Robert Bosch Limited - Markus Thill said, “Our partnership with the NAC demonstrate our long-term commitment to Nigeria.
“Bosch aim to further develop the technical competence of the local workforce especially in the automotive industry for the mutual success of the Nigeria industry and Bosch’s business in this Country,” he added.

The head, Robert Bosch Limited, Ghislain Nounbessy also added that this development would have a positive impact on Nigeria teaming youths through its develop technical skill in automotive aftermarket sector.
Nounbessy, who revealed this at the official opening of its Sales, Marketing and Service Office in Lagos, said, “they were expanding the company international presence to train students from various technical institutions as well as the ‘roadside’ mechanics to work professionally in automotive operations.”

Bosch, which actively promotes young people in Sub-Saharan Africa, are to operate its Mobility Solution, Industrial Technology, Consumers Goods, and Energy and Building technology; thereby creating employments to opportunities to Nigerians.

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