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SON Endorses Aazik Lubricant as a Trusted Vehicle Engine Lubricant Brand
Fadekemi Ajakaiye
Aazik Petroleum, makers of Aazik Lubricant, Thursday, announced that the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has officially approved and endorsed its range of premium fully synthetic engine oils as trusted and compliant with the nation’s highest quality standards.
Following a comprehensive review process, SON endorsed Aazik Lubricant’s flagship products, including 5W-30, 5W-20, 0W-20, and 10W-50 formulations. This approval marks a significant milestone for the company as it reinforces its position as a reliable, homegrown brand delivering international-grade vehicle engine lubricants to Nigerian motorists and industries.
Speaking on the development, Dr. Frank Azikiwe, CEO of Aazik Petroleum, said: “The approval of our engine lubricant products by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria is a testament to our commitment to excellence. At Aazik, we are dedicated to producing lubricants that not only meet but exceed global performance standards, offering Nigerian motorists products that are superior to what is commonly obtainable in the market.”
Dr. Azikiwe added that the endorsement provides added assurance to distributors, automobile workshops, and individual vehicle owners that Aazik Lubricant is safe, reliable, and engineered for peak engine performance.
Aazik Petroleum continues to expand its reach across Nigeria, with plans to deepen market penetration and strengthen its distribution network nationwide. The SON approval is expected to accelerate consumer trust and adoption of Aazik Lubricant as the brand of choice in the competitive engine oil market.
Aazik Lubricant is a premium fully synthetic engine oil brand developed by Aazik Petroleum.
Designed to deliver maximum engine protection, fuel efficiency, and performance, Aazik Lubricant products are crafted to meet international standards while being tailored for Nigerian driving conditions. With a focus on innovation, quality, and customer trust, Aazik aims to redefine the lubricant market in Africa.
