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Uber exit: Drivers, Nigerians react as e-hailing giant quits Nigeria’s $450m market
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk Ogaga Ariemu , as published by Daily Post Nigeria
· September 3, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The market from which the company is exiting is valued at $450 million. A global e-hailing company has ended its operations after 12 years.
A global e-hailing company has ended its operations after 12 years. The decision to exit was described as difficult. Reactions have been ongoing for some time now.
The company's departure has been met with criticism from a union of transport workers. Other e-hailing services have indicated they will remain in the market.
Further details about the exit and reactions to it are available from the source, including a statement from the company expressing gratitude to those who used its services. The market from which the company is exiting is valued at $450 million.
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Category: parks Published: September 3, 2026 Source: Daily Post Nigeria Reading time: 1 min
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