MAX donates low-emission bikes to Lagos agency

At the recent handover ceremony in Lagos, MAX Chief Operating Officer Tolulope Thomas emphasised Max’s dedication to supporting authorities’ efforts to give back to the neighbourhood in which it operates.

Based on an announcement on Sunday, Thomas acknowledged that MAX is a socially accountable firm, saying it “at all times seeks alternatives to companion with the federal government in the direction of the nice of residents”.

The Common Supervisor of LASRRA, Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola, was mentioned to have expressed pleasure concerning the donation, saying, “It will tremendously facilitate the distribution of the playing cards”.

MAX Head of Authorities Relations Deji Sobowale additionally expressed his pleasure, stating that such gestures had been vital for an organisation in constructing the communities in which it operates and fostering an amicable relationship between each organisation.

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In 2015, MAX mentioned it has been on a journey to constructing Africa’s largest mobility-tech platform, saying the corporation has since supplied “mobility entrepreneurs options that guarantee they’re able to do their vital work safely, affordably and in a means that minimizes emissions”.

The assertion is that “MAX bridges the credit score hole by empowering transport operators to enter income-generating belongings, develop a verifiable digital credit score profile, and achieve future progress alternatives. Max is a progressive firm that’s always offering employment alternatives and influence.

“Max affords complete automobile subscription packages and has two merchandise: MAX Drive and MAX Benefit. MAX Drive is a subscription-to-own service that provides access to finance and possession for two-, three—, and four-wheelers—Keke, Okada, and vehicles.

“Max has additionally launched MAXe, which offers electrical automobiles designed to fit completely into Africa’s distinctive transportation ecosystem while offering a more sustainable technique of transportation. MAX’s Africa operations are headquartered in Lagos State, with operations in 15 places throughout Nigeria, Ghana, and Cameroon.”