GIGM.COM TO REDEFINE ROAD TRANSPORTION IN NIGERIA

May 7, 2016 AdminLeave a comment

To ensure that passengers enjoy hassle-free travelling, a foremost road transport company, God is Good Motors has introduced an online platform, GIGM Mobile App and GIGM.com to reintegrate its brand.

According to the company, the new application is part of its strategic plan to increase users’ experience and create greater functionality while ensuring all customers have a hub to book road trips, view schedule and interact with the management.

Speaking at the launch in Lagos, Executive Chairman, GIG Group, Chidi Ajaere, said that the new app was part of the company’s strategic investment in building a futuristic and tech-driven institution.

“The GIGM.com app is designed to make traveling a very rewarding experience by ensuring the ease of booking road trips and reducing the time it takes to make travel reservations. It eliminates customer queues at the terminals and users can enjoy amazing discounts and more.

“We are market leaders, and to remain number one we need innovations of the sort that we launched today to drive the industry and set the road map for Nigeria’s young entrepreneurs, he said.

He stated that the key to the company’s success rests on constant innovation in service delivery and huge investment in human capital.

“With the app, we believe that we are in the lead to change the face of road transport in Nigeria and the first in the industry to take a strategic conscious leap to simplify road travel.

“We are focused on creating exceptional value for our customers and we realize that this is all we need to consolidate our position as an industry leader.

“Our business model gives abundant hope to the youths of Nigeria” Ajaere, one of Nigeria’s youngest entrepreneurs said.

He added that the app is available on Android, iOS, Windows and Blackberry platforms.

In attendance at the Official Launch are Linda Ejiofor, Yaw of Wazobia FM, Uche Jombo, Executive Director, GIG Group, Uche Ajaere, Executive Chairman, Chidi Ajaere, Andre Chika Chukwu, Kate Henshaw and Comedian Efex.

Source: Guardian.ng

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