‘We’ll apprehend Nigeria road accidents’

Counterfeit motor spare parts have been blamed for the significant number of Nigeria road accidents and their resultant loss of lives and resources.

This was indicated by Kwik Delivery (www.Kwik.delivery) and Winpart while announcing their partnership to ensure smooth, on-demand and flexible last-mile delivery of light auto parts to Nigeria customers.

“The heavy circulation of fake automotive spare parts in the Nigerian market has not only accounted for a great number of road accidents but also has led to the loss of lives and resources. We are changing this narrative.

“The goal of Winpart, a division of CFAO Motors with a spread in several other African countries is to make available to motorists quality auto parts from the original equipment manufacturers like Denso, Bosch, Valeo, Philips, C-Works, Riken and a host of others,” Olivier Buisson, General Manager, Winpart, said.

“As we commence operations in Nigeria, we need a flexible, reliable and last-mile logistics partner that can adapt to the needs of each customer while delivering in less than two hours upon pick up of parcel. Kwik ticks all the right boxes and we’re happy that this partnership will work for our customers.”

About Kwik:

Launched in Lagos, Nigeria in June 2019, Kwik Delivery is an on-demand delivery platform developed and operated by French-Nigerian company, Africa Delivery Technologies.

About Winpart:

A division of CFAO Automotive, Winpart is the new aftermarket (IAM) spare parts wholesaler exclusively dedicated to export to Africa. Its knowledge of the African market, supported by CFAO’s, allows it to propose new products adapted to the entire fleet of vehicles of each country where it operates.

About CFAO:

CFAO (www.CFAOgroup.com) is a key player in specialized distribution in Africa and French overseas territories and a partner of choice for major international brands. It’s a market leader in automotive and pharmaceutical distribution and continues to grow in consumer goods, new technology and energy solutions. It has a direct presence in 36 African countries and provides a gateway to 49 of the 54 countries that make up the African continent. It’s also active in seven French overseas territories and in Asia, employs more than 15,000 people and is a subsidiary of the TTC Group (Japan).