VALGEE Transport Services Limited has expanded its fleet with additional Toyota Sienna vehicles as part of efforts to improve passenger capacity, vehicle availability and service delivery on its major interstate routes.
The expansion is expected to strengthen the company’s operations along the Jos–Abuja and Jos–Makurdi corridors, where it aims to meet growing demand for interstate transportation.
The company, which has established a presence in the Jos–Abuja transport market, said the fleet expansion forms part of a broader strategy to improve operational efficiency and maintain consistent service standards.
According to the management, the additional vehicles will provide passengers with more travel options, ease booking pressures and improve vehicle availability, particularly during peak travel periods.
Beyond increasing its fleet, VALGEE is also strengthening its internal operations, including vehicle coordination, booking processes and passenger service management.
The company said the initiative is focused on consolidating its existing operations and improving its capacity to serve passengers rather than expanding into entirely new markets.
Speaking on the development, the Chief Executive Officer of VALGEE Transport Services Limited, Mr. Liberty Makwin, CPA, CNA, said the expansion reflects the company’s long-term commitment to dependable transportation services.
“Our focus has always been on building a transport service passengers can depend on. As demand grows, we are strengthening our capacity, improving our systems and ensuring that the VALGEE experience continues to meet the standard our passengers expect,” he said.
The development comes amid growing competition in Nigeria’s interstate transport sector, where operators face increasing pressure to improve service reliability, passenger experience and operational efficiency.
VALGEE said its strategy is to ensure that business growth is supported by adequate vehicle capacity, improved systems and consistent service delivery.
The company expects the additional vehicles to strengthen its presence on the Jos–Abuja and Jos–Makurdi routes while providing passengers with more dependable travel options.
