Easytech Partners Chinese Company To Mass Produce Affordable Tricycles

In a bid to make transportation of agricultural products and general goods more accessible and affordable for Nigerians in both rural and urban areas, Easytech Integrated Services Limited, a Nigerian firm, is partnering with Guangzhou Dayun Motorcycle Co. Ltd., a leading Chinese manufacturer of motorcycles and tricycles.

According to a statement made available to journalists in Lokoja by  Oyigu Elijah, the partnership aims to mass-produce low-cost, high-quality tricycles specifically designed for efficient goods and luggage transportation.

Speaking during a collaborative meeting held with its partners, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Easytech Integrated Services Limited, Alhaji Abdulsalam Iyaji, a retired Assistant Inspector-General of police who hails from Kogi State, emphasized the critical role transportation plays in Nigeria’s socioeconomic development.

“We are in business to solve problems, and here, our goal is to address the transportation challenges that impact the daily lives and economic activities of our people, particularly those in rural areas,” Iyaji stated.

“We chose to partner with Dayun because of their proven track record and impeccable reputation in the industry for producing durable and efficient products,” he added.

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Alhaji Iyaji highlighted the benefits of the new tricycles, designed to assemble tricycle pickups, making them ideal for transporting goods and agricultural produce. He noted their efficiency in fuel consumption, durability, and suitability for heavy-duty use.

“These tricycles are purpose-built for carrying goods and luggage. They are strong, reliable, and have excellent fuel economy, making them the perfect solution for small businesses and individual users,” he explained.

The collaboration also seeks to introduce advanced tricycle models that operate on alternative energy sources. Iyaji revealed plans to manufacture electric and compressed natural gas (CNG) tricycles to reduce dependence on fuel-powered models and align with global sustainability goals.

“We are already exploring ways to produce electric tricycles and CNG-compliant models. Our aim is to further ease the challenges associated with transportation, making life easier and more affordable for Nigerians,” he added.

Ms. Heidi, Sales Manager for Guangzhou Dayun Motorcycle Co. Ltd. expressed the company’s enthusiasm for the partnership during the event.

“We are thrilled to partner with Easytech Integrated Services Limited, a trusted and innovative company. This collaboration marks a significant step in advancing our presence and impact in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa,” she remarked.

The ceremony was attended by key representatives from both companies, including the technical officer of Dayun, Mr. Niu, and Mr. Suleiman Iyaji, a sales Director, from Easytech Integrated Services Limited.