NTM is a motor assembly plant company located in Kano state, Nigeria. Recently, the auto industry in Nigeria is making headway with different made in Nigeria vehiclesby local innovators

The company is Located in Kano. The company under the umbrella of National Truck Manufacturers ltd (NTM) came into production in 1970, and still up and running.

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One of the big achievements of NTM Ltd is that they are basically an indigenous company with staffs that locally assemble the trucks, buses and Keke Napep.

They make fire trucks too!

Locally made trucks

Made in Nigeria!

Keke Napep with front and back sit.

It has the capacity to carry 6 people

Made in kano, Nigeria

Africa is gradually getting there

Local made

Hope they don't kill it like they killed Peugeot assembly plant of the old Kaduna


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Arewa to the world!!

We are good to go!

Front and back sit!

Kano state!

The pride of Northern Nigeria!!

All these pictures because federal government want to reduce inport duty on tokunbo cars, I have been wondering if all these so called indiginous assembly plants care for Nigerians instead they are only interested in building cars for the already rich, they are just like dangote who always hike the price of his products when Nigerians are in need of that

It's funny that most Nigerians don't know NTM cars ...they have been in existence for years and stuff

Buh unlike innosson it's not owned by a Nigerian that's why it doesn't get so much bozz

Lagos has over 7 car assembly plants

Enugu has 2 I'm sure of ...annamco and the one that makes peace mass transit busses

Idiotseverywher:
All these pictures because federal government want to reduce inport duty on tokunbo cars, I have been wondering if all these so called indiginous assembly plants care for Nigerians instead they are only interested in building cars for the already rich, they are just like dangote who always hike the price of his products when Nigerians are in need of that

You are correct!

I always knew that this funny Keke can only be produced/assembled by the North
BTW, Kudos Arewanistanis

Seriously, are you people planning to carry human beings like goods?
Like I will enter Keke and I won't be seeing the driver and road I'm using.
Who keeps designing these things lol
How come we never thought of this.
It looks like royal carriage.
Nice one, this one will be good for sight seeing

Bkayyy:
Seriously, are you people planning to carry human beings like goods?
Like I will enter Keke and I won't be seeing the driver and road I'm using.
Who keeps designing these things lol
How come we never thought of this.
It looks like royal carriage.
Nice one, this one will be good for sight seeing

I don't understand ooo.. Am I a security guiding the driver....

Bkayyy:
Seriously, are you people planning to carry human beings like goods?
Like I will enter Keke and I won't be seeing the driver and road I'm using.
Who keeps designing these things lol
How come we never thought of this.
It looks like royal carriage.
Nice one, this one will be good for sight seeing

The designs have religious coloration.

OP what do you mean by media not giving them enough attention? Are you not supposed to invite the media if they can't fish you out to showcase your business?

I bet 60% of these are sold in Niger republic up to Libya and they'd probably buzz it in their media.

Blackmoran:
I don't understand ooo.. Am I a security guiding the driver....

My brother I tire oh.
This is what happens when an Aboki designs vehicles.
I can't wait for that Keke to launch do that I can Lmao whenever I see people using it.
Like how can you know and tell the driver that you have reached where you are going to?
This Keke is good for kidnapping

Kano my state!!

I am proud of this state!!

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ChoCho54:
The designs have religious coloration.

OP what do you mean by media not giving them enough attention? Are you not supposed to invite the media if they can't fish you out to showcase your business?

I bet 60% of these are sold in Niger republic up to Libya and they'd probably buzz it in their media.

But the religious designer did not remember that the Keke driver is already looking ahead making it difficult for him to turn and see their women's "precious" hair.
Besides, I don't think women ride Keke or any commercial automobile up there. So what does hisbah have against people seeing where they are going to?

Kano to the world!!