mrsage:


Thunder fire you. Wickedness from the pit of Hell

chinchunchu:
Very simple....put the car on the road and drive urself....don't come here to seek for slave in the name of driver...

GAZZUZZ:


problem is not the 40k, but the limitations/conditions

TheCar:


You truly deserved a worldwide Accolades for the wonderful job, ideas, strategies and methodology you share on this platform and particularly this thread for both Drivers and Car Owner.

Hope to get some bottles of Orijin delivered to your workshop very soon.

I keep my words.

I'm on water for 2018.

GAZZUZZ:


I'm on water for 2018.

chucsmoore:
About to hit my first hundred. Highly motivated by ifeanyimark and bayomanuel

darmilolah:


Next time when you get a trip going to ikorodu. Tell them to call this number 08030434610. I will always be available to take my people home.

Enyinne:

This person operate under 2 monikers, one as a driver to collect cars from unsuspecting public and the order as an uber consultant. All should be careful to avoid had I known. My 1cent .

Another Ogunvic loading...but Oga Bayo i thought you said you are a new driver.sss alright

Meanwhile whatever is happening to Uber
.were too may drivers making money from their surge..saturday mornings before 9am used to be a delight for me with 1.8 surge around yaba/surulere axis now the surge is no more just a minor 1.2 and no more for the rest of the day but generally Uber has reduced the weekend surge and even monday morning lekki/chevron 2.0/2.1 surge has reduced to 1.8..anyway we are hubsarving....happy weekend folks...lets move lagos forward abi how ogunvic dey take talk am....i miss that dude....

TheCar:


Well, when its delivered @Carshopper, can help turn it to Water, the type of Water you like to drink in 2018.

Carshopper:


Waiting

Chuwaa:
If you can go drop someone from festac to international airport on Tuesday, henceforth head to Ibadan to drop rest of family, kindly indicate, offline trip.
Big cars please

Stealth100:


I discovered this bout two weeks ago. Island na dulling now, even on Sunday. Now once I drop someone on the island, I drive back to Surulere as long as there's no traffic. One lady was shocked when she ordered me to the island from Surulere and I declined. She said she thought island Was The holy grail for uber drivers.
Even Abule Egba Don sure pass island now.

Chuwaa:
If you can go drop someone from festac to international airport on Tuesday, henceforth head to Ibadan to drop rest of family, kindly indicate, offline trip.
Big cars please

Stealth100:


One man's meat

KINGZgreat:
Please house what are the best phones for this uber/taxify business.
Help a brother in need because I want to buy a phone solely for that.

Thinking of buying this

jixasi:
Good day guys...

i will be writing this article in my own words raw from my researched books.

Am in love with Transportation business so much that have tried all kinds of transport Business that is accessible (e.g) just road lol, yeah have done different road transport; cars: uber, bus: danfo, trucks :carrying load from mile 12 to ajah, space bus (sienna my favorite) for travelling from Lagos to Ibadan, Lagos to Koji (ankpa) NIGERIA TO ACCRA/IVORY COAST...

Yes i said Sienna is my favorite, most people would choose Uber cause its internal and you are not going too far from life/family so its better, low risk and all... But i will say Big lie you drive round the state (Lagos or Abuja) for hours everyday manage to make 100k - 120k per week fix ware and tears, recharge for data and voice calls, buy drugs, feed and give your family, parents, siblings or even girlfriend money how much go remain? fear all passengers cause you dont know who is thief or a killer, even as the car owner you suffer from lazy, troublesome and complaining drivers... some times i don't even blame this drivers cause they have target; and conditions on the road (bad road, traffic) or UBER and Taxify wahala may even make them not meet the target so they are left with no choice but to complain.. and as a car owner you take 25- 40k per week... remember car servicing and other expenses... so cause of all these and more i say no to UBER,TAXIFY and co i choose SIENNA...

Sienna is my best bet.... mind you ( i mean sienna on the ECOWAS corridors) some people do Sienna around inter state have done it before.... omo mehn naija roads are too bad. travelling around the ECOWAS corridors back in 2009 - 2013 was a lil bit difficult reasons are cause some countries like Benin and Togo were doing serious road construction so it was a pain in the ass accessing those routes... also conversion rate was low so the fares was really cheap.

now its way better cause the roads have been completed the exchange rate is high now so the fares are up too and this countries are becoming popular to traders, Students and tourist so you get enough passengers and make good money that is if you are not too greedy...

moving on i choose to use sienna on this route cause i get 7 passengers paying me 16k each. Minus fuel and boarder clearance i can do my weekly remittance after 2 trips with no wahala.. i mean travel to Ghana 2wice a week i have 5days to rest, Nigeria to Ghana is like 8-9hrs. No UBER commission wahala, No Ago palace bad road destroying your exhaust pipe no driving midnight and sleeping on steering cause you want to meet a target... no ye ye complains cause Tuesday reach and you no meetup...

As car owner u can request for up to 50k per week or 200k per month

Am not saying there is no risk but am saying your ROI is on point.

some people are scared about
1. ahh my car will be going out of Nigeria how am i sure if the driver will return it for me or just go without coming back..
2. Ahhh Acident nkor if it happens outside Nigeria.
3. what if costom in other country arrest it for contraban
4. how do i comfirm where the car is etc

when people ask me these questions i feel like shocked seriously are you for real? what in this life happen to Insurance? do you know insurance companies like Zenith insurance and even Mansard can track your car even outside naija? as long as u are safe to put your car on uber and give it to a driver that can even travel to ibadan offline with out your notice, the same for this driver that travels to Ghana.... you are 100% guaranteed.....

like a very good internet marketer will say and i quote [b]ITS RISKY TO BE RICH AND ITS RISKY TO BE POOR SO CHOOSE YOUR RISK[/b]every businesses has their own risk i will say if this risk is bringing in more ROI take it.

am open for questions and insight on this business if you want me to handle a car for you hit me up... i have a business plan written down already i can send it to you if you need it.

thanks expecting to hear from you. 08166591374

omonla10:
had done 4 rides by 6pm.. The 4th one took me to vgc gate.. Remaining 2 rides for my 3k bonus.. Between 6 and 8.45pm no requests.. Only few requests were those drivers looking to complete theirs as well. Upon reading this post, zoomed speedily to surulere.. And got my two legit rides and even 2 more..

For me, mainland oversize pass island.. I get long trips(minimum 4500)at least twice daily from abulegba..

Tgiirl:
Dangerous Bus Stops... The Nigerian Police Force has advised all residents and visitors to Lagos State to be wary of these locations to avoid falling victims to violent crimes.

1. Estate bus stop at Ketu-Alapere: Attacks are carried out both day and night

2. Berger bus stop (along OPIC - Ibadan Expressway): Criminals attack victims with guns on the long bridge and in traffic jams

3. First Gate junction - Agidingbi: Robbery point

4. Boundary bus stop in Ajegunle: Popularly referred to as the 'one million boys' gang territory where criminals attack passengers in vehicles

5. Ijora bus stop: Notorious spot for gang-molest; abduction in buses (popularly known as 'one chance'),

6. Mile 2 Oke: Hammers, knives, guns are used to rob motorists in traffic jam

7. Church bus stop - Agboju Mile 2 (Badagry Expressway): Haven for street urchins

8. Agric bus stop - Mile 2: Notorious area for buried arms that are used for robbery operations in the area

9. Abulosu bus stop along Mile 2 - Badagry Expressway: Drivers conspire with thugs to at attack victims

10. Apongbon bus stop: Hotbed of 'one-chance' bus attacks

11. School bus stop, along Mba - Mile 2 road in Ajegunle: Use of jack-knives and other weapons on victims

12. Bamboo area along Oworonsoki - Ibadan Expressway: a dangerous spot about 100 meters from Alapere Housing Estate Bus stop

Please try as much as possible to avoid all the bus stops listed above when you can. If you find yourself around any of these bus stops, ensure the following: *

If you are a passenger or driving your own vehicle, stay alert and do not display priced possessions - mobile phones and devices; jewelry; cash. * Wind-up your windows and remain alert when driving. * Drive faster in these areas but please consider your safety and the safety of other road- users by keeping to speed limits. Safe driving to everyone in Lagos (both visitors and residents)

KINGZgreat:
Please house what are the best phones for this uber/taxify business.
Help a brother in need because I want to buy a phone solely for that.

Thinking of buying this

Kainosdu:


No don't buy it...android version has to be from 6.0 upward

Kainosdu:


No don't buy it...android version has to be from 6.0 upward

iyaegin:


Very soon Taxify go soji this Oje wey una dey do to request yourself to meet up 6 rides....lolz..