Uber exit exposes Nigeria’s transport, regulatory gaps
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Uber exit exposes Nigeria’s transport, regulatory gaps
The Chairman of the Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics (AERE), Dele Oye, has said Uber’s decision to exit Nigeria after 12 years has exposed gaps in the country’s transport and regulatory system, particularly in competition, consumer choice, airport operations and governance. In a statement, Oye said the exit of the global ride-hailing company should prompt a broader review of how Nigeria regulates emerging mobility platforms. He stressed…
AUATON gives Uber 14 days to resolve drivers’ pay dispute after exit
The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria (AUATON), have given Uber Technologies Inc. 14 days to return to the read more AUATON gives Uber 14 days to resolve drivers’ pay dispute after exit
Company leaves Nigeria and Uganda, limiting itself to only four countries on the continent.
WHY IS UBER PULLING OUT OF SOME AFRICAN MARKETS?
Sun 13 September 2026: Uber’s exits from Nigeria and Uganda highlight the growing challenges of making ride-hailing work in Africa. Abuja, Nigeria – Uber is leaving Nigeria and Uganda just as the cost of running a ride-hailing business is becoming harder to sustain in parts of Africa. The company ended its 12-year run in Nigeria and […]
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