We live in a country where we don't value what we have until someone takes it away from us or someone understudy and makes a meaningful brand of it.

Keke Napep has been part of our daily lives in Nigeria. Virtually all states in Nigeria make us of Keke NAPEP has their mode of transportation has Okada has been banned. A hailing company in UK, OLA, a company dedicated to cab services, rental etc have decided to do something unique with Keke Napep. Remember Keke Napep is made from India from Bajaj company, they signed an MOU with OLA to make use of the tricycles.

According to reports, Ola took over the streets of Liverpool to launch a fleet of Bajaj and Piaggio autorickshaws with an aim to overtake Uber as the region's top cab aggregator. Passengers were given free rides on the first day of the launch.

It should be noted that OLA is an Indian ride-hailing service based in the UK.

The India-based ride-hailing company Ola launched its Liverpool operations with a fleet of Bajaj and Piaggio auto rickshaws. The ride-sharing taxi app started off its promotional launch event in Merseyside County with drivers wearing neon-green jackets ferrying passengers in same coloured Bajaj and Piaggio "tuk-tuks" free of charge around Liverpool city centre.

Liverpool is the fifth city in the UK for Ola after the ride-hailing service was launched in August 2018 in Cardiff, expanding to Bristol, Bath and Exeter in the later part of 2018. Ola is planning on aggressive expansion to take on Uber, its biggest rival and market leader globally. Ola's strategy in the UK follows a different approach, focusing on driver empowerment. Ola says it will pay a larger share of the fares to its drivers compared to Uber, charging only 10% commission compared to 25% charged by its competitors. Ola will also be benefitted by being the only app that can be used by both black cabs and private hire vehicles. Ola black cabs do not peak, which means they will be cheaper when other private hire vehicles are in high demand.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/03/when-keke-napep-goes-international.html

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Whats your take?

Amazing bajaj
Hope this development wont increase the prices of keke maruwa




That keke colour would be have been good on our Nigeria Police Unit!

This is Uber Keke and will most definitely be a super hit knowing how adventurous and open the whites are to trying out new stuffs.

Even the kekes will be different from the trashes sent sown to Africa in spec and all other configurations.

Great thinking...beautiful concept...

In Umuahia Everywhere Keke

Lovely one there.

Even their keke is more classical than what we have here

UK drivers are into some seriouse obstruction if it spread as it is in Nigeria.

U said we don't value what? Keke Napep is not a made in Nigeria fa, hope u know that

Lolz, Well whO am i, thOught thiS was the onLy Legit stAmp fOr 3rd wOrLd AfriCar, sOme partS of Asia & the middle east...sO thiS iS the beSt BreXit deal the E.U cOuLd hatCh fOr tha BritainianS, thought the transport system in Britain is sO efficient

Goes international you say, is Nigeria the manufacturer before? You think the manufacturer doesn't make use of it? Abeg concentrate on exporting your matches and pencils.

For Nigeria we call am keke napep, for UK, them call am tricycle, the difference is clear, but this one wey them name am ola, i sure say na Nigeria man go start the project.

dat is a power keke

their own get door sef

UK finally cast Las Las

Thiese ones have doors now.

Look at how they nicely brand the Keke. Abroad and packaging sha.

This is a Terrible Article

Convertible keke