The Nigeria Automobile Technicians Association (NATA), on Thursday appealed to the Lagos government to allocate land for its members to build workshops across the state.
Mr Jacob Fayehun, the newly elected state chairman of the association, told newsmen that inadequate space for workshops have posed a great challenge to the auto technicians in Lagos.
Fayehun said that the challenge which had lingered for so long has constituted a major setback to the growth of the association.
“We are begging the Lagos State Government to come to our rescue by providing adequate mechanic villages for our members similar to the one in Ogun and other states in the country.
“Lagos state should not be exceptional in terms of giving empowerment to artisans.
“We have the highest number of artisans in the state which consist of over two million members.
“We are tired of being push around, chase…
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