In response to recent claims by the Abia State House of Assembly, Innoson Vehicles Manufacturing, a prominent automobile manufacturer, has clarified issues surrounding the fulfillment of their agreement to supply vehicles to the lawmakers.
The company stated that the vehicles ordered by the Governor were of a unique model requiring the development of a new frame not previously produced at their facility. Innoson emphasized their commitment to supporting local products by creating a prototype for the Governor’s approval. Following feedback, necessary modifications were made to meet the specified requirements.
Currently, the vehicles have undergone all required modifications and are in the final stages of quality control testing. Innoson announced that the vehicles would be ready by the end of this month, with delivery expected at the beginning of next month.
Addressing payment concerns raised by the House of Assembly, Innoson clarified that no payments have been received for the vehicles. The company chose not to accept any payment until the vehicles are fully produced and delivered, countering claims that payment had been made.
Innoson expressed gratitude to the Abia State Government for their continued support and reassured them of their commitment to preventing future delays and delivering high-quality vehicles.
Cornel Osigwe, Head of Corporate Communications at Innoson Vehicles, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to excellent products and services for its customers, thanking the public for their understanding and patience.
