04-09-2026 07:52 via vanguardngr.com

Bolt, inDrive target Uber’s market share after Exit

ABUJA — Ride-hailing rivals Bolt and inDrive are moving to strengthen their presence in Nigeria following Uber’s abrupt exit from the country after about 12 years of operations.Uber announced its departure from the Nigerian market on September 2, citing “evolving business priorities and investment focus across the continent”.The exit has opened a fresh opportunity for competing platforms to expand their customer and driver bases in one of Africa’s largest ride-hail
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