Every Nigerian driver knows the stress our roads put on cars—hours in traffic, sudden speed changes, intense heat, dusty environments, and fuel quality….

Nigerian roads are tough on engines. The combination of traffic, heat, dust, and humidity demands engine oil that delivers real strength—not just promises.

Across Nigeria, high-mileage vehicles keep families moving, support small businesses, and serve as the backbone of daily transportation.

Across Nigeria, small engines are the backbone of daily life motorcycles weaving through Onitsha, delivery bikes working nonstop on Lagos Island, and……

Nigeria’s industrial, construction, and agricultural sectors depend on machinery that runs for long hours under intense stress. From factories in Sagamu…

Nigeria’s transport network keeps the country moving, from Apapa Port in Lagos, where journeys begin, to the Abuja–Kano expressway, to the agricultural….

Nigeria’s industrial backbone from Ogun’s manufacturing hubs, to Delta’s processing plants, and Borno’s fast-growing agro-processing centres relies on…..

Nigeria’s most demanding driving conditions require lubrication that performs at the highest level. In Lokoja, heavy trailers climb steep gradients under..

Across Nigeria’s busiest cities, automatic transmission vehicles are becoming more common—and with that growth comes the need for dependable transmission..

Automatic transmissions in Nigeria endure far more stress than many drivers realise.
In Port Harcourt’s humid South-South climate, the coastal heat along…