LEAP driving academy moves to elevate drivers’ skills, safety in Nigeria
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A leading provider of comprehensive driver training solution, Maryland United States-based Leap Driving Academy (LDA), has announced recent milestones in joining two esteemed organisations committed to professional development and business growth.
LEAP, in a statement, yesterday, said the strategic decision to align with Nigeria Institute of Training and Development (NITAD) and Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) underscored the Academy’s commitment to standards and safety.
It said by partnering with these reputable institutions, it aims to further enhance its offerings, expand its reach, and make a significant impact on Nigeria’s driving landscape.
The statement noted: “As a corporate member of NITAD, Leap Driving Academy gains access to a vast network of industry professionals, training resources, and expertise. This affiliation will foster collaboration with fellow members and enable the academy to stay at the forefront of driver education trends and best practices. By actively participating in NITAD initiatives, Leap Driving Academy will contribute to the continuous improvement of training methodologies, and ensure that drivers receive the highest quality instruction.”
“Moreover, joining the NACC grants Leap Driving Academy access to a robust network of local and international businesses. This membership will facilitate valuable partnerships, knowledge sharing, and potential collaborations that can further advance the Academy’s mission of promoting safety on the go. By engaging with the NACC, Leap Driving Academy aims to leverage its resources and expertise to create meaningful connections that drive innovation and progress in the transportation sector.”
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Leap Driving Academy (USA & Nigeria), Ojo Balogun, said: “We are thrilled to become members of the Nigeria Institute of Training and Development and the Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce. These affiliations symbolise our unwavering dedication to improving driver skills and road safety in Nigeria even as we have done in America for sometime now. By collaborating with industry experts and leveraging business networks, we are confident that Leap Driving Academy will continue to play a pivotal role in shaping a safer and more responsible driving culture.
“Leap Driving Academy remains committed to its overarching goal of making drivers better in Nigeria. Through ongoing training programmes, innovative teaching methods, and partnerships with leading organisations, the Academy strives to empower drivers with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to navigate Nigerian roads safely.”
Public Relations Consultant, Leap Driving Academy (Nigeria), Babs Abolarin, said: “Leap Driving Academy (Nigeria) is a leading provider of comprehensive driver training solutions in Nigeria. The academy offers a range of courses designed to improve driver skills, promote road safety, and instill responsible driving habits. With a team of highly qualified instructors and a commitment to excellence, Leap Driving Academy is dedicated to making drivers better and creating a safer driving environment in Nigeria.”
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