Hundreds of Nigerian drivers who are signed up with ride-hailing services Uber, Bolt and inDrive protested yesterday in Lagos over low fares and high commissions while calling on the Lagos State Assembly to intervene and mandate higher pricing. Nigeria is one of Africa’s largest markets for app-based drivers, with roughly half operating in the commercial…
Global mobility and urban services platform inDrive has expanded its Platinum Driver Programme in Nigeria through a new partnership with Nigerian healthtech company Heala, enabling top-performing drivers to access affordable telemedicine services directly through the inDrive app. The initiative forms part of inDrive’s continued commitment to driver welfare, recognising the critical role drivers play in…
Ride hailing firm, inDrive, has restated its commitment to making its service as reliable and secure as possible. It said over the past year, it has seen incredible growth in new clients in Nigeria, with person-to-person (P2P) deliveries – such as parcels sent between friends, family, or individuals – tripling and B2B deliveries growing sixfold….
Global mobility and urban services platform, inDrive, has reaffirmed its commitment to youth entrepreneurship and empowerment in Nigeria by supporting two groundbreaking initiatives, the “Level Up Your Drive” program and Startup Fest in Ibadan, to empower youth and provide fair mobility. According to Timothy Oladimeji, the Country Representative for inDrive in Nigeria, the company’s focus…
