A transit and logistics company in Nigeria, the Capital Luxury Resources has been awarded the prestigious award of Road Transport Company of the Year by the Nigerian Patriotism Award in Abuja.
CEO of the company, Dr Edidiong Udoidiong said while receiving the award that the company had in the last couple of years transformed from being a transport and logistics service provider into an outstanding pace-setters transportation company in the country through quality delivery and customer satisfaction.
Also speaking, Capital Luxury Abuja Branch Manager, Julie Obiaeli applauded the organisers of the award, describing it as a well deserved honour and that which will inspire the organisation to do and to achieve more.
“I would say it is an honour well deserved, our CEO is a man of uncommon capacity and has demonstrated unwavering commitment and wealth of expertise, leading top notch with excellent value and experience leaving lasting impressions on the minds of clients.
“It is a celebration of our unwavering commitment to connecting communities, improving road travels, ensuring safer networking and setting new standards for transit in Africa and globally.
The award ceremony which took place alongside a book launch tagged “celebrating Patriotism and National Development” brought together policymakers, business leaders, diplomats, and future leaders to explore dynamics of solid Patriotism in Nigeria.
Speaking during his keynote address , The President of Nigerian Patriotism Awards, Barrister Ephraim Victor Okon said the essence of the ceremony was to honour and recognize the peculiar achievements of the private sector towards achieving national development in Nigeria.
“This event is dedicated to recognizing the unsung heroes and devoted citizens whose contributions have profoundly shaped our nation’s progress,from fostering unity and peace to driving innovation and growth”
“His strength as a leader in leading strategic innovations and peculiar development is firmly grounded, making a lasting impact on Nigeria’s transportation sector”, he added.
