Suzuki By CFAO wins Transport Awards, GM dedicates honours to loyal customers, team work
General Manager of Suzuki By CFAO, Mrs Aissatou Diouf, has expressed delight over her recent “Distinguished Auto Personality Of The Year Award'” and the “Mini Bus Of The Year Award” given to the Suzuki Eeco at the last Nigeria Transport Lecture/Award held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.
The female general manager of the enterprising Suzuki dealership said,
“Receiving the ‘Auto Personality of the Year’ award at the 11th Nigeria Transport Lecture is truly an honour that reflects not just personal recognition, but the collective success of our entire Suzuki by CFAO team.”
According to her, “this award validates our commitment to transforming Nigeria’s automotive landscape by making reliable, affordable transportation accessible to everyone.
“It reinforces our belief in our tagline… ‘There is a Suzuki for everyone’ – we’ve worked tirelessly to ensure that whether you’re a small business owner, a growing family, or an entrepreneur, there’s a Suzuki vehicle that meets your specific needs.
“This recognition motivates us to continue innovating and expanding our impact in Nigeria’s transport sector, particularly in providing solutions that drive economic growth and improve mobility for all Nigerians.”
The Suzuki By CFAO boss dedicated both awards – the ‘Auto Personality of the Year’ and the Suzuki Eeco’s ‘Mini Bus of the Year’ recognition – to the team at Suzuki by CFAO sharjng the company’s vision of revolutionizing transportation in Nigeria.
“This achievement belongs to every team member who believes in delivering quality, reliability, and value to our customers.
“I also dedicate it to our loyal customers and the Nigerian market that has embraced Suzuki vehicles,” she stated.
She further declared that the Eeco’s Mini Bus Award particularly reflecting Suzuki’s commitment to the commercial transport sector as proven through its fuel efficiency, durability, and versatility that makes it an ideal solution for Nigeria’s growing logistics and passenger transport needs.
“We expect this recognition to further strengthen our position as we continue bringing innovative automotive solutions that support Nigeria’s economic development and provide sustainable transportation options for every Nigerian.”
With over 26 years of experience across several industries – technology, equipment, lift elevators, construction and automotive, Aissatou is an accomplished Pan-African business leader with a global outlook. Having worked with brands across different industries, her professionalism has been instrumental in ensuring their competitive edge is sustained for results across Africa.
During her tenure as Director of Operations, she effectively oversaw the development of the Yamaha brand in the Benin Republic and upgraded subsidiaries in 6 countries.
These countries are Senegal, Mali, Algeria, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Liberia, as well as startups in Nigeria for over 2 years. She is an innovative Corporate Executive with a focus on Operations and Finance.
She is a Senegalese national with a vast professional voyage across the African continent and France.
Aissatou Diouf is a skilled professional with an MBA in International Management from the prestigious Université Paris Dauphine. She is a member of GAIA Africa, a reputable Women in Business Club and a member of Rotary club Nigeria.
She is passionate about mentoring young female professionals, promoting both local and international women in business, women empowerment, and charity.
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