The FCCPC is investigating Uber's obligations to customers following its abrupt exit from Nigeria. The probe may lead to demands for refunds or resolutions for unresolved transactions and complaints from riders affected by the company's departure.


The FCCPC is investigating Uber's obligations to customers following its abrupt exit from Nigeria. The probe may lead to demands for refunds or resolutions for unresolved transactions and complaints from riders affected by the company's departure.

The FCCPC is investigating Uber's exit from Nigeria, focusing on unfulfilled services to customers. Uber announced it would cease operations in Nigeria and Uganda effective September 2, 2026, ending its 12-year presence in the Nigerian market.

The FCCPC is investigating Uber's exit from Nigeria, focusing on unfulfilled customer services following the company's decision to cease operations on September 2, 2026. The investigation aims to ensure consumer protection compliance during the shutdown.


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