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Ride-hailing giant Uber to stop operating in Nigeria, ending a 12-year run
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk Emmanuel Nwosu , as published by TechCabal
· September 2, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points This move marks the end of a long run, with the company having been active for 12 years. A major ride-hailing company is ending its presence in one of its earliest markets.
A major ride-hailing company is ending its presence in one of its earliest markets. The decision follows a review of business operations. This move marks the end of a long run, with the company having been active for 12 years.
The company's exit is reportedly due to various challenges. Further details about the decision and its impact are available from the company's announcements to customers and drivers.
A specific date has been set for the end of operations, and the company has expressed gratitude to its drivers. The company operates in multiple African countries, but this particular market has become difficult to navigate.
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Category: business Published: September 2, 2026 Source: TechCabal Reading time: 1 min
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