₦airaland Forum

Beverlyjean:
How would you know...no be okada and danfo u
de fly

Yes, that's why it can't affect us. Na who get Money dey call Uber or Bolt. Are you now Satisfied??

nnamdi640:
You and you kind will be the one to suffer more, the effect of subsidy remover haven't started yet, when it starts you will see that the country will be unbearable for people like you, just sit tight and watch what will happen in the next few months to come. It is only a senseless government that will take such action without putting things in place. If you guys are wise, you should have demanded that the government should put the refineries in order, all you do is to attack anybody against Tinubu action just because he is from your side.

Prophet of Doom, Which country will be Unbearable?? Be there deceiving yourself.

Acidosis:
It affects their employers: Uber Technologies and Bolt Inc. The strike does not (directly) affects about you or the Nigerian government.

Then the Employers should do the Needful and reduce their Commission.

cyprus000:
Let me put it into perspective for you if you don't understand.

Let's presume as a bolt/uber driver you make 15k. Inside that money bolt take 3k as commission, while the remaining 12k you minus 3k for fuel and maintenance gulp 5k, leaving you with 4k as take home, now petrol has almost been tripled, consequently biting into your take home and leaving you struggling to be in businesses. Now, what the e-hailing companies increased is about 80% of the around 340% pms was increased, while maintaining the same commission rate.

What the protesters are simply saying is either the company adjust the tfare to commensurate with deficit they're suffering or the companies reduce their commission to help shoulder the deficit they're suffering.

I'm 100% certain that you here yapping can never be in a business where you wake up everyday to go to work and at the end of the month you make no profit, instead you're borrowing to sustain the business. That's what is happening and why they're protesting.
As for your question; I believe the drivers were not shipped from Congo nor their passengers, so, it's an inconsequential question.

In all this your narration, nothing concern federal government, the hailing companies should do the Needful. Simple

Ganbite:
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At least 90k is fair because the price of PMS was x3+ and not x2+ so if there is any increment it should be at minimum of x3

Seconded

victorazy:
This comment and mentality is why Nigeria and Africa is not progressing, lack of love and empathy. Selfishness and wickedness. So you don't feel their pain at all?

Why should I Pity them...........even public transport wey supposed strike no strike, who con be Uber or bolt

AwkaFinest:
Brt? So in your shallow mind everyone on this app resides in Lagos?

You are indeed not cerebral.

Is there no public transport where you reside?? Must you enter Uber or bolt. If you have the money, sure you are free

fatytoy333:
May be not all of them, some are entrepreneurs, gainfully employed, or doing something else. They only use this as a side hustle

How does Uber and Bolt Drivers Strike affect Nigerians??

GODPUNISHALABI:
you talk like an illiterate

How does their strike affect Nigerians??

slowice:
Dude you even read the post? You re talking off point brah

How does their strike affect Nigerians?? Please tell me.

wahalawahala:
the company dey pay tax directly to government

How does their strike affect Nigerians??

AwkaFinest:
Uber, Bolt, Taxify, palm drive etc all pay taxes. Don't say what you don't know.

How does their strike affect Nigerians??

backnbeta:
I send them o! They are very very useful

Madam enter Bus. Brt is there

cyprus000:
So the commission they pay after every ride is what

Damn! Nairaland is so full of sh1t with ignorant lot like you littered everywhere.

What is the essence of their strike when it can never affect Nigerians?? Tell me pls

Great0ne1:
Yeah. They are all ipob members, according to IDIOTS like you

Tell me, how does their strike affect Nigerians??

Beverlyjean:
When I saw ur first post, i instantly knew that u were dumb .... the reason y Nigeria will never work is that ur type are over 70% of the population

Madam wisdom, i hail you. How does their strike affect us?

Popeonah:
This show you are just a complete fool. You're just not meant to be alive in this country, because it doesn't concern you that why you talk from you anus.
You are a walking dead and your brains are rotten

How does Uber drivers strike affect Nigerians?? Just tell me

Omoboricash:
That is how shallow minded ypu are. If you dont have knowlegde about how e-hailing drivers, you should have asked and ypu will be enlightened.
For your information they pay tax.

How does their strike affect Nigerians??

thinkmoney:
Guy you no sabi anything about labour. Your response is giving you out as somebody that do not know much.
As a cooperate organization even without being a public cooperate organization, there are right of every worker entrenched in law and supervised by bodyguards which TUC is one vital one.
Any worker can decide to go on strike or in another word, down tool to protest some unfair perceived or real treatment

If they go on strike, tell me who will suffer it??

Tinubu is here, things will change for the Better.

Nbote:
It is within their rights to go and strike na. Bread makers and bakeries go on strike. Satchet water makers go on strike. They have a right to decide to if they see their interests are no longer covered. Sustaining the strike is an issue for another day

They're going on strike that does not concern the federal government. It's a private sector and they will suffer for it.

Nbote:
I hope you also remembered bus drivers in lagos decided to do same sometime ago until the state govt intervened

Those ones are paying daily taxes na!! Is Uber or private drivers paying tax to government?? I have never seen where Uber drivers pay money to Agberos the tax collectors!!

Nbote:
Lolzz.. Seriously some of you are funny.. I'm sure the next thing you will do is accuse them of being obedients.

Why will a Private Sector want to go on Strike?? Are they Playing!!

Busybody, What is your own Madam?? Wetin Concern you

Who send their Papa??Who know Them?? If Dem like make Dem Strike, na Hunger go kill all of them.

Unperturbedpota:
Are you stupid or just rehearsing? Are you this stupid really?

Why are you Crying 😰🥺😩😫😵.........May God heal your Pains.

SenatePresdo:
It's viable, my uncle who was a former commissioner made me understand that Nigeria can afford to pay 200k now that corruption is still thriving, and that if the system is sound, that Nigeria can pay as much as 300k comfortably.

Only the people that have came close to the corridors of power knows how wealthy this country is.

Nigeria makes over 60 million dollars on daily bases from oil, the number of barrels withstanding.
I don't want to include internal generated revenue.

But the problem is that, state govt over inflate the number of civil servants.
A situation whereby the actual number of CS in a state is 700k, state Govt would assume its 4 million, so that they can loot the others.

Now imagine if the money that is fraudulently used to pay 4 million people, are used to pay only 700k, that's about 6 times the current minimum wage, which is 180k.

Bro corruption is killing Nigeria, don't be deceived.

I Understand you Sir, i pray this TINUBU Administration should do the Needful and make Nigerians happy.

Are we sure this Oseni guy is not an Escapee of Aro mental home?? Because the way this person is going, he might be running Mad anytime soon.

This guy is the real definition of an Unprofessional Sore Loser.

APCNig:
This was how those before you developed mental illness, now they are sleeping in the streets

This is Vawulence Pro Max

phidipe:
Just appreciate first

Well appreciated Sir. You're Right

manikspears:
Well said but in reality ,the new revenue must generate funds first before they will make plans on spending the profit. And according to your advise which is very appreciated ,the "more" revenue you mention will gulp funds. Governing is not easy o. Even true advising is not easy.

But for that state, the governor did not do bad.

I totally agree with you. He tried.

manikspears:
Did you consider how much the state is making at all?

Irrespective of that, they can generate more Revenue to fund it.