Uber Makes 'Insane' Exit From This Country, Goes Offline for Drives Mid-Ride

Why we're not responsible for Uber exit - FAAN MD

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has clarified that the recent operational restrictions placed on e-hailing platforms were driven read more Why we’re not responsible for Uber exit – FAAN MD

Uber makes 'insane' exit from this country, goes offline for drives mid-ride

As part of the restructuring, Uber plans to cut 3,300 jobs, or around 10 per cent of its workforce. 

Uber Leaves Nigeria, Uganda As Company Announces 3,300 Global Job Cuts

Uber has discontinued its ride hailing services in Nigeria and Uganda, ending a 12 year presence in the Nigerian market as the global company begins a major restructuring that will see about 3,300 employees lose their jobs worldwide. The ride hailing company confirmed that its operations in both countries were wound down on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, following a review of its business priorities and investment strategy. The decision means Nig…

Uber to cut 10% of jobs, or 3,300 roles, to slash bureaucracy

Cuts will reduce the number of managers by 20%

FAAN Breaks Silence On Uber’s Exit, Says Airport Dispute Not Responsible - TV360 Nigeria

Agency says Uber’s departure reflects its changing investment priorities, while defending tighter rules for ride-hailing services operating within Nigerian airports….. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has rejected claims that its recent disagreement with Uber was responsible for the ride-hailing company’s decision to withdraw from the Nigerian market. FAAN said the narrative linking Uber’s …

Uber quits major African markets - The Press United

A Nigerian drivers’ union has accused the company of operating an exploitative business model and failing to consult workers adequately US ride-hailing company Uber has shut down operations in Nigeria and Uganda, ending a 12-year presence in Africa’s most populous nation and a decade of service in the East African country. The withdrawals took effect […] The post Uber quits major African markets appeared first on The Press United | International…