Uber news nigeria

Here are some recent news updates about Uber in Nigeria:

  1. Uber launches Uber Connect in Nigeria: In October 2020, Uber launched its delivery service, Uber Connect, in Lagos, Nigeria. The service allows users to send packages and items to each other within the city. (Source: Techpoint)
  2. Uber partners with Lagos State Government to promote ride-hailing: In September 2020, Uber partnered with the Lagos State Government to promote ride-hailing and reduce traffic congestion in the city. The partnership aims to increase the use of ride-hailing services and reduce the number of private vehicles on the road. (Source: Vanguard)
  3. Uber introduces new safety features in Nigeria: In August 2020, Uber introduced new safety features in Nigeria, including a panic button and a feature that allows riders to share their location with friends and family. The features are designed to enhance the safety of riders using the platform. (Source: Pulse Nigeria)
  4. Uber expands services to Abuja: In July 2020, Uber expanded its services to Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria. The expansion marked the company's entry into the city's ride-hailing market. (Source: Nairametrics)
  5. Uber faces competition from local ride-hailing startups: In June 2020, Uber faced competition from local ride-hailing startups in Nigeria, including Taxify and Bolt. The startups have been gaining popularity in the country, posing a threat to Uber's dominance in the market. (Source: BusinessDay)
  6. Uber introduces electric vehicles in Nigeria: In May 2020, Uber introduced electric vehicles in Nigeria, as part of its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability. The electric vehicles are available in Lagos and Abuja. (Source: The Guardian)
  7. Uber partners with Nigerian banks to offer financial services: In April 2020, Uber partnered with Nigerian banks, including GTBank and Zenith Bank, to offer financial services to its drivers. The partnership allows drivers to access financial services, including loans and savings accounts. (Source: ThisDay)

These are just a few of the recent news updates about Uber in Nigeria. If you're interested in staying up-to-date with the latest news and developments, I recommend following reputable sources, such as Techpoint, Vanguard, and Nairametrics.