E-hailing drivers in Lagos State have initiated an indefinite strike due to unresolved issues regarding fare structures, commissions, and welfare. The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria announced the strike will continue until their demands are addressed.

Lagos E-Hailing Drivers Indefinite Strike
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Lagos ride-hailing drivers have initiated an indefinite strike against Bolt and inDrive starting October 12, citing insufficient earnings due to high fares and commissions. The union is seeking temporary relief from vehicle payment obligations during the strike.

Drivers on Bolt and inDrive platforms plan an indefinite service shutdown starting October 12 due to disputes over earnings, platform charges, and working conditions. The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria (AUATON) is advocating for better welfare and financia

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