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    Hyde Energy lauds mechanics for economic impact

    October 7, 2024
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    Oritsegbubemi Omatseyin

    Lagos — Hyde Energy, a prominent leader in innovative energy solutions in Nigeria, has commended the impact of mechanics on the economy.

    In an initiative aimed at celebrating and empowering mechanics, the company has formed alliances with the Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association, NATA, and the Motor Mechanics and Technicians Association, MOMTA, of Lagos State.

    This collaboration is an integral part of Hyde Energy’s #MyMechanicMyHero campaign, emphasising the importance of mechanics in the automotive industry and their essential contributions to the movement of goods and passengers across the nation.

    According to a statement by the company, the partnership is part of Hyde Energys’ broader commitment to impacting the automotive industry in Nigeria.

    It explained that the initiative aimed to impact the automotive industry and recognise mechanics for their efforts in ensuring the movement of goods and passengers across the country.

    As part of its broader commitment to impacting the automotive industry, Hyde Energy recently concluded the Hyde Cup #MechanicsChampionsLeague, a six-week football tournament extravaganza, that brought together mechanics from 140 mechanic villages across Lagos State.

    Over N5m worth of products were distributed among the winning team, runners-up, and standout players, serving as a foundation for building stronger relationships with mechanics and enhancing their technical capabilities.

    Chief Executive Officer of Hyde Energy, Oladimeji Edwards, underscored the vital contributions mechanics make to the automotive industry.

    He stated: “Mechanics are the heartbeat of Nigeria’s automotive industry, and their expertise and dedication are essential for keeping our economy moving. The ongoing initiative is about celebrating the unsung heroes of the automotive industry, the mechanics who keep our engines running and our communities moving.

    “We are incredibly proud of the positive impact it has on the mechanic community, and we want to thank NATA, Lagos State, for their unwavering support.”

    Chairman of NATA, Lagos State, Comrade Moruf Egberongbe, said: “As our slogan says, ‘No NATA, No Movement’, we are the backbone of the Nigerian economy, as we play a crucial role in keeping vehicles on the road and supporting the mobility of our nation.

    “We are proud to endorse Hyde Energy’s lubricants, which not only empower our members with the right tools for their work but also enhance the quality of service we deliver to car owners across Nigeria.

    “This initiative is a testament to Hyde Energy’s commitment to uplifting the automotive sector and ensuring mechanics are equipped for success. We are incredibly grateful to Hyde Energy for their vision and commitment to elevating the status of mechanics in Nigeria.”

    Hyde Energy stated that through such initiatives, it would continue to solidify its position as a thought leader in the energy and automotive sectors, driving innovation while investing in the capacity development of industry professionals.

    By extending its support to mechanics and acknowledging their vital contributions, Hyde Energy aims to empower them for future success, thereby strengthening the entire automotive ecosystem.

    This initiative sets the groundwork for ongoing collaboration between the company and the mechanic community, reinforcing the belief that empowered mechanics are essential to driving economic growth in Nigeria.

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