“Mobility Is the Heartbeat of Commerce, Logistics the Lifeline of Opportunity” — LVG President

Lingrand Visionary Global (LVG) has launched a new subsidiary, LVG Mobility and Logistics, with a bold plan to redefine Nigeria’s transport and logistics industry through CNG-powered vehicles, technology integration, and job creation.

Speaking at the official unveiling on September 15, 2025, the President of LVG, Nwankwo Victor Okechukwu, described the new venture as both an economic and social intervention.

“Mobility is the heartbeat of commerce, and logistics is the lifeline of opportunity. With LVG Mobility and Logistics, we are redefining what it means to move people and goods while empowering Nigerians to earn, grow, and thrive,” he said.

The company highlighted eco-friendly interstate travel, nationwide logistics solutions, professional fleet management, and inclusive investment opportunities among its core services. A central focus is the empowerment of 5,000 Nigerian men through access to vehicles for e-hailing platforms, creating sustainable livelihoods while tackling unemployment.

According to the company, the integration of technology will ensure real-time tracking, transparent pricing, and customer-first digital systems, making transport and logistics more efficient and reliable.

LVG also emphasized its commitment to Nigeria’s energy transition, noting that its fleet of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles would reduce operating costs while promoting environmental sustainability.

The company projects a 180% expansion within two years, positioning LVG Mobility and Logistics as a major driver of growth in the country’s transport and logistics space.

Since 2017, Lingrand Visionary Global has created over 6,000 jobs across various sectors including staffing, domestic services through its subsidiary KYN Nigeria, food enterprises, and outdoor services. The launch of LVG Mobility and Logistics, it said, marks another milestone in its mission to empower communities while building sustainable businesses across Africa.

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