₦airaland Forum

I started driving uber/bolt exactly 3 weeks today after losing my job and I was really happy to find this thread on nairaland. My problem is what's the essense of all this association and knowledge sharing if we can't get policies to favour us. We are major players in this industry and we are just gna let uber and governments decide our future. We freaking deserve a sit at the table too! What's the essence of the WhatsApp groups if we can't come together to negotiate better deals for ourselves or na to just bombard owing riders with calls? So we are all just gna swallow the hackney and LASDRI thingy without at least putting up a fight.This is typical Nigerian "WE HAVE NO CHOICE" Mentality at play here and I:m pretty sad about this because I believe the majority of us here are young and educated.

I'm not joining any WhatsApp group or driver association that is not progressive and ready to take favourable pro-driver action. And the so called influential WhatsApp group leaders should be disappointed in themselves.

Hey guys. I'm a new bolt driver and I'd like to know the no go areas for uber drivers in Lagos. I mean places with security issues and where LASTMA and this other agencies dey disturb.

Heeeya, sorry oo...Its better u don't repoort oo, I seerved @ buguma and all I know is kalabari people got no chill...with all due respect tothem, they are the most violent people i've ever met. So abeg jst dey ur lane!

I'm actually there atm moment, all the way from IB and i'v never felt more stupid my whole life!

Well, maybe in ahoada it was peaceful...but asalga? Nah nah nah. I'v never experienced that much violence in my life. The election materials never left the RAC centre...till date you'll find burrnt election materials @ Kalabari internationl school(KNC)buguma.