GIGM opens 40th terminal in Gwagwalada
GIG Mobility (GIGM) has opened its new terminal in Gwagwalada, noting that the facility brings GIGM’s intercity transportation services closer to residents of the area and neighbouring communities. At the launch of the 40th terminal in Gwagwalada, GIGM says the opening also responds to a demand that residents had expressed over time. While commenting, […]
GIG Mobility, abbreviated as GIGM, has inaugurated its latest terminal in Gwagwalada, a development that makes the company's intercity transport services more accessible to local residents and nearby neighborhoods. At the 40th terminal's opening ceremony, GIGM's CEO, Dr. Enahoro Okhae, emphasized that the new facility extends beyond merely expanding the company's network.
According to Okhae, the terminal is a facility designed to serve the people of Gwagwalada and the surrounding regions, creating local employment opportunities and enabling Abuja's citizens to move with ease. The CEO highlighted that GIGM's presence in Abuja had previously prompted residents of Gwagwalada to inquire about the company's intentions to establish a local presence.
The new terminal is more than just a transport hub; it holds potential for local economic growth and enhanced service quality for users. During the event, representatives from the Nigeria Police Force and the Federal Road Safety Corps were present as key stakeholders. The Gwagwalada Terminal is part of GIGM's broader mobility solutions in Abuja, which also include PASS, its travel and tour planning service, and hireX, a premium vehicle hire marketplace.
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