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CREDICORP rolls out first CNG mobility activation in Adamawa, advancing its 10,000 mobility rollout

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L-R : CEO, Subcity - Umar Tolihat; CEO, DAG Industries Ltd – Mr Pankaj Sharma; Alhaji Muhammadu Jauro Baba - District Head of Jimeta; Commissioner of Transport - Hon Wunfe Anthony; Chief investment officer, PI-CNG – Jide Awolowo; Executive director Operations, CREDICORP - Olanike Kolawole; Executive director, Credit Operations & Portfolio Management, CREDICORP - Olanike Kolawoleat, during the CREDICORP's 10,000-Vehicle National Mobility roll-out in Adamawa, which was held at the Mahmud Ribadu Square, Yola on Wednesday 23 September 2026.

The Yola activation marks CREDICORP's entry into the North-East as nationwide credit-backed vehicle programme expands

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