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Uber Nigeria has announced its strategic partnership with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) to create business and economic
Uber to double down on safety and roll out Safety Toolkit for riders and drivers across 38 countries, including Nigeria; Features
TUMI Startup Accelerator in Nairobi, Kenya provides technical and financial support to startups that work towards the provision of transformative
Nigerian logistics startup, Parcel-it, has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Germany-based GreenTec Capital as it aims to use
Taxify has launched its operations in Ibadan and Owerri, becoming the first top-tier car-hailing service to expand beyond Lagos and Abuja. The company explained that
These companies represent a new class of investment opportunity coming up across the African continent. The selected ventures have strong
The Federal Government has suspended the national carrier (Nigeria Air) project, according to the Minister of State for Aviation, Sen.
Ride Sharing firm, Uber Nigeria, currently has 9,000 active driver-partners and no fewer than 267,000 monthly riders according to Francesca
Uber has announced that it is closing its self-driving truck division to refocus its efforts on autonomous cars only. Eric
Ride-sharing is now part of our daily lives and Uber the pioneer and market leader in the business announced that on