Auto inspector introduced in Nigeria
Ehimen Oghuman, Lagos

An auto inspector device that can detect the authenticity of vehicles’ documents has been introduced in Nigeria.

The device will allow security agencies, including the Nigeria Police Vehicle Inspection Units (VIU), Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) and the Lagos State Transport Management Authority (LASTMA) in Southwest Nigeria to fast track vehicle inspections and authentication of vehicle particulars.

The Governor of Lagos state, Mr Babatunde Fashola, while launching the device expressed satisfaction with the innovation.

He said that the introduction of the auto inspector device was an effort of the government’s to reduce vehicle theft.

The governor also explained that the Auto inspector device which is hand-held was in line with the state’s policy to forge enduring platform for public private sector partnership at various levels in a bid to continue to yield gainful socio economic goals.

The Group Managing Director Courteville  Business  Solutions, Adebola  Akindele, whose company has patent right  to the product, stated that the company is poised to providing better services to the public  and  private sector  alike, in order to  improve the general well being of the populace.

Property Revenue Manager device

Various products of the Courteville ranging from its Auto Inspector, mainly for authentication of vehicles’ documents, to products effective for census taking services are operational in 15 states.

Another essential product of which the company holds a patent to is the Property Revenue Manager, a product that aids the government in conducting census as well as proper documentation of building and property so it can generate the proper revenue due to it.

Courier services

Also in its arsenal of Service is the E-Commerce Platform, Egoli Shopping Network with over two thousand items of shipping for Nigerians and indeed Africans, both in the Diaspora and at home.

This service ensures that the purchase of goods online is easy, fast, and indeed just a click away with delivery at the least possible cost.

Courteville’s service has added Value on the Nigerian populace with a record of seven million subscribers in four years as well as creating a higher revenue generation platform for state governments.

Courteville is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange market with over 1,200 and has paid millions to Nigerians as dividend.

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