Uber shuts down Nigerian operations
Uber announces the shutdown of its Nigerian operations, effective September 2, 2026. Learn why the ride-hailing giant is exiting the Nigerian market. Read More: https://punchng.com/uber-shuts-down-nigerian-operations-after-business-review/
Uber has announced the shutdown of its operations in Nigeria, effective September 2, 2026, following a review of its business. The company informed drivers through a message that they will no longer receive rider trip requests via the Uber app from the specified date. Uber described the decision as "difficult news" and expressed gratitude to drivers for their contributions to its operations in Nigeria over the years.
The company acknowledged the impact its platform had made in Nigeria, serving as a technology bridge between riders and independent drivers. Uber's Help Centre will remain open until September 24, 2026, to assist drivers with any questions related to the development.
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