Moove has exited Nigeria, transferring a significant number of vehicles to customers. The total value of these vehicles is approximately N35 billion.
Further details about this development are available from TVC News.
The transfer of N35 billion worth of vehicles to customers marks the end of Moove's operations in the country, but specific circumstances surrounding the exit are not provided here.
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