Bolt to Continue Operations in Nigeria After Uber Exit

Bolt has announced its intention to remain operational in Nigeria, despite the recent decision by rival ride-hailing company Uber to cease its operations in Nigeria and Uganda, effective September 2, 2026. This decision by Uber follows a review of its business priorities and investment focus across Africa.
In a statement shared with Nairametrics, Bolt highlighted Nigeria as a crucial market for its growth and reassured riders, drivers, and stakeholders of its commitment to enhancing operations and expanding opportunities within the country. Bolt aims to provide reliable mobility solutions for riders, create earning opportunities for drivers, and collaborate with stakeholders to support the development of Nigeria's mobility ecosystem.
The announcement coincides with Uber's immediate shutdown of its operations in Nigeria and Uganda, which the company stated was limited to these two markets and would not affect its operations elsewhere.
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