NAJA’s 2025 Auto Awards get December 16 date
The Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA) has fixed the 2025 edition of its International Auto Awards for Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at the Oriental Hotel, in Lagos. The awards remain Nigeria’s most prestigious celebration of excellence and innovation in the motoring industry which brings together top government officials, industry leaders, and media professionals to honour […]
The Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA) has fixed the 2025 edition of its International Auto Awards for Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at the Oriental Hotel, in Lagos.
The awards remain Nigeria’s most prestigious celebration of excellence and innovation in the motoring industry which brings together top government officials, industry leaders, and media professionals to honour outstanding achievements that have shaped Nigeria’s automotive landscape.
Chairman of the Planning Committee, Frank Kintum said preparations are in top gear to ensure the 2025 edition sustains NAJA’s reputation as the most credible and unifying platform for recognizing excellence in the nation’s auto industry.
“The NAJA Awards have become the gold standard for honouring brands, organizations, and individuals who demonstrate innovation, integrity, and excellence in advancing Nigeria’s automotive ecosystem.
“This year’s edition will spotlight progress in local manufacturing, green mobility, and industry policy development among others,” Kintum said.
Chairman of NAJA, Theodore Opara, stated that NAJA remains committed to supporting initiatives that align with the Federal Government’s vision for sustainable industrial growth.
“We are particularly delighted to have the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) as a central partner this year, given its pivotal role in policy formulation and innovation,” Opara stated.
Distinguished guests expected at the event include the Minister of State for Industry, Senator John Owan Enoh; Director-General of NADDC, Chief Joseph Osanipin; Chairmen of the National Assembly Committees on Industry; the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria; and the Director of the African Association of Automotive Manufacturers (AAAM), among other top government officials and industry leaders.