Uber Contributes N34 Billion to Nigeria's Economy in 2023 Impact Report
A recent impact assessment report by Public First revealed that Uber contributed N34 billion to Nigeria's economy in 2023. The report, released at the Lagos Road Mobility Summit, highlighted Uber's significant economic impact through its ride-hailing services.
The summit, organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Transport in partnership with Uber, aimed to advance discussions on inclusive road safety strategies. The report also emphasized the positive effects of Uber's operations on drivers, consumers, and the broader community, showcasing the company's role in enhancing transport efficiency and supporting local economies in Nigeria.
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