Moove Founders Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi Exit Nigeria

Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi, the British-born Nigerian entrepreneurs behind Moove, are preparing to exit the Nigerian market six years after launching the mobility fintech in Lagos. Effective October 1, 2026, Moove will transfer ownership of eligible vehicles valued at approximately N35 billion to existing customers at no additional cost.
Additionally, the company plans to reward its employees with free cars, recognizing their contributions to the business. Ladi Delano has over 15 years of experience in establishing and scaling businesses across Africa and Asia and co-founded Moove in 2019.
Jide Odunsi, an investment banker and management consultant, has a background in global financial markets and African business development. Their departure marks a significant change for the company, which has focused on vehicle ownership and financing for commercial drivers.
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