By Nigeria, with its vast potential and ambitious goal of achieving a $1 trillion economy, stands at a critical juncture where technological advancement is no longer a luxury but a necessity.
However, it could become a $1 trillion economy if it explored technology more.
According to the Managing Director of Atlas Copco, Mr Olusola Aluko, the nation’s economic landscape, characterised by burgeoning sectors like manufacturing, infrastructure, and energy, demands innovative solutions to enhance productivity, efficiency, and sustainability.
Speaking during the annual Customer Day of Atlas Copco, held in Lagos, he said cutting-edge industrial technology can be a key enabler of national growth.
“Technology is crucial to Nigeria’s economic development, and can drive the country to becoming a one trillion-dollar economy”, he said.
While harping on the essence of the two-day gathering, he noted that the Customer Day is a cornerstone of commitment to our clients, offering an invaluable opportunity to connect directly, listen to their evolving needs, and demonstrate how our innovations are designed to drive their success.
“We believe that by truly understanding our customers’ concerns and providing tailored insights, we can continue to build resilient partnerships that contribute to their growth and the broader industrial development of Nigeria”, he said.
The event which served as a crucial platform to engage customers of the company, also served as an opportunity for Olusola Aluko to share his thoughts on Nigeria’s technological drive.
Customers present at the event shared their positive experiences. Mr. Solomon Ndimkaoha, Manager, Nigerian Breweries Plc, a long-standing client, remarked, “The event was engaging, and there was a lot to learn.
“We’ve used Atlas Copco’s products for more than three decades. It has improved the efficiency and capacity of our operations. We encourage the company to continue giving us the best of service. With products from Atlas Copco, companies can improve their margins and make their stakeholders happy.”
