NAIJA TRUCKERS DEBUTS. DOWNLOAD IT HERE FOR FREE!

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The fast-paced world of haulage and logistics is set to witness a major boost with the grand entry of NAIJA TRUCKERS into the industry. NAIJA TRUCKERS, another landmark accomplishment from the stables of Haulage Report Now shall be principally committed to reporting the developments in the haulage and logistics industry of Nigeria.

It shall offer a rich platform through which the uniqueness of each haulage practitioner will be distilled, ideas exchanged and generally accepted best standards shared with all.

NAIJA TRUCKERS will cover the haulage industry from top to bottom, targeting commercial, private or rental fleets, business owners, fleet operation managers, workshop and maintenance crew, drivers, financial and administrative officers. From a single-truck operator to fleet of several thousands of trucks; the searchlight shall be on all.

The magazine will feature specialist ‘how-it’s-done’ articles dedicated to reporting latest products and innovations with proven capacity to improve the quality of service of haulage companies and will from time to time report on updates and reviews touching on statutory, legal and regulatory frameworks affecting the haulage industry.

Please follow us as we embark on this epoch-making journey.

NAIJA TRUCKERS….moving forward, staying ahead!

You may go ahead and DOWNLOAD THE FIRST ISSUE HERE by following link below. If you want us to deliver a sizeable number of the magazine direct to your doorstep (within Lagos) FOR FREE, kindly drop us an email on naijatruckers@haulagereportnow.com and you will get it in less than 48hours!
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