Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 11:17pm On Dec 25, 2025 |
daguru001: Are you also in Ibadan, Bro? No! Lagos |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 6:27pm On Dec 24, 2025 |
daguru001: Good morning, Bro. Is it possible and guaranteed to net 50k weekly in Ibadan? Thanks! when I hear say Lagos drivers dey net 200k daily  And service engine with Mobil 1  But I no understand Indrive today o Bolt actually dey para today |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 3:54pm On Dec 24, 2025 |
Glithronix: Some people still dey judge these apps based on one trip? You never see where indrive price on a particular trip beats both Uber and Bolt together? Make we come conclude say indrive is better than Bolt and Uber based on that? NO!
Definitely, no experienced indrive DRIVER go pick that 10.5k trip cos they all know the real worth of such trip. Las las, na the rider go tire and switch to Uber or Bolt when no driver is picking the ride.
You dey see prices on indrive both in the afternoon and evening/night time?
Indrive na real gamer (this period). ✅
Much respect, boss. you know this matter bro, Indrive dey play with passengers mind. Them too Sabi abeg They know the right time to knack passengers billing, and when to lower prices make e be like say the app cheap  |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:48pm On Dec 21, 2025 |
tobby98: In this season and time? Are you sure? What platform do you use? I feel Indrive only makes sense once you understand how to use it and when there's minimal traffic especially on days like this. And most importantly my car is on 'Comfort' category which is slightly more pricey than Bolt or Basic categories. I am just ruing what happened to my car today, it was 200k net to be achieved today and I would have dropped evidence. My question is what car do you use to work? And what platform? Una don start o, 200k net. Please calm down before you mislead people here |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 11:16am On Dec 21, 2025 |
Vela01: The girl teach me say make I no reason like a poor man😂.
Girl wey I dey pity still tip me 2k join😂, imagine, orchid to phase 1
By the way, If you enter coastal road traffic today with one App with fixed price, say yeh yeh yeh..Uber to the world 😃 this is about 15km drive I guess, for Indrive you fit get such price for that distance with that kind surge wella |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 9:41am On Dec 20, 2025 |
Vela01: Charge 120k, make e price go 110, but don't take less than 100k Incase you meet unforseen traffic thanks a lot, because Lekki dey inclusive of wheee we dey go, so considering the lekki traffic, that’s true |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 9:29am On Dec 20, 2025 |
PuZZyNegro: I net a minimum of 100k per day after fuel and commission this season. So calculate the person's movements and check how much fuel that will cost, then add 100k to it. I personally will charge 150k for my peace of mind. This is so you are comfortable that no matter where they choose to go to, they cannot exhaust 50k fuel.
A guy wanted me to drive his car to the East with him and take a bus back to Lagos. I charged him 250k, 50k for my transportation and other logistics and 200k for my profit of 2 days. Although he didn't get back to me, but that's how I do my own calculation.
I could earn more working here with lower risk. thanks a lot bro, we are actually going to like 2 places but it will take the whole day, I’m thinking of charging 100k including fuel money. What do you think. I actually net 40k dailu |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 9:17am On Dec 20, 2025 |
Please drivers in the house, how much do you charge a passenger to carry them around for a whole day? Cc: Vela01 PuZZyNegro Biodun1929 |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:59am On Dec 18, 2025 |
Glithronix: I don't believe that woman.  100k net daily for where? On Sunday wey I merged Uber and indrive to work, my net was 108k after commission and fuel money, and I quickly retire home like around 9pm. The work wey I do on that Sunday, I no fit repeat am daily, upon say we dey surge period oh. Except the said man is using Lagride, cos na that one go give person x2 of whatever bolt/Uber is giving. But with bolt/Uber/indrive, nobody fit repeat 100k net daily consistently. But it is well sha.
Much respect, sir. My guy, she say the man dey Comot house 4am, return 9pm. So e fit dey possible |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 4:47pm On Dec 17, 2025 |
Glithronix: Geez! Omoh, see as you burst out like a rocket.  Where you go hide since? You just left us all alone with our fates.  500k net is okay for me in this December, as a lazy driver. 
Much respect, legend. the fact be say I don net 300k this month already, despite how very selective I am, I dey reject trips like water. But what to do, na side hustle, but e dey pay bills. But I know say next week I go net another 300k I carry one Ehailing guy wife last week, she tell me say her husband don use this hustle buy 3 cars. Omo!! Guys dey para o She say na 100k her husband dey net daily, Omo naso shame catch me  |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 10:53am On Dec 17, 2025 |
Please is it the job of the driver to load and offload passangers luggage in the boot? |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 11:27pm On Dec 04, 2025 |
Glithronix: Two major things are tied to one's success in this e-hailing business. 1) Knowing how to drive well and knowing roads. 2) The tool (vehicle). Your capital is well enough to get yourself a good car for the business. It's a pity, though, that this is not the era where one can get a toks Corolla/Camry for 2m and still have change. Well, that's by the way. Going straight to the profitability of this business... Transportation is one of the highest paying jobs for average Nigerians, from what I've seen so far. 5m should get you a well maintained Nigerian used Corolla and dive into the hustle with the determination of recouping your capital in 12 months (very achievable) in Lag. All you need is that period to recall your capital. Once you achieved that, you're progressing. I know some people would come and condemn the hustle, but my brother, it's not the same story with everybody. Some started with rental and hire purchase, and today, they have become car owners and doing well categorically. Now, we have you who already got the capital, abeg just get yourself a good car. In a nutshell, e-hailing is very, very profitable if you can run it diligently with financial discipline. As a man, risk is inevitable if you're looking forward to success in life. But when you've recouped your capital, you can find something else to invest in in other to grow beyond e-hailing. But that won't still stop you from making money from e-hailing. Truth has been said. ✍️
Much respect, boss. @OP, this is a very well and detailed advice,the biz is good, just get a good car and be determined. Another advice, take the hustle jeje at your pace, but make sure you’re making profits. Then you’ll be fine |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 4:36pm On Nov 13, 2025*. Modified: 4:52pm On Nov 13, 2025 |
Kumuyiii: I'm trying to understand the mind you people see E-hailing as... And i think the problem you have is lack of exposure..... People in uk, Canada Australia do this same E-hailing as full time jobs and take care of their families... For naija, e even pay pass most office work... You feel it's something not worth committing to becus? People kpai themselves going to office in suit for 30days...some commute with bus from egbeda to island, to collect 150 180k....to you now, that person is doing fine abi? But uber guy with his own car netting God knows how much is risking and shouldn't commit.? Everything alright sha? Risk? What risk are you talking about? That others doing other jobs are not encountering? Let's learn to think b4 we speak, i keep sayin this.... Think
You're looking down on the job? Lol ur sense of perception is like that of a typical Nigerian with acute classism.... Nigerians are funny people, same clowns go to uk, chicago, dubai, doha, and suddenly you see them okay with doing security guard work, taxi work, and they do it with joy and pride oh for YEARSSS...'stressing ur ass out'.... Most people i know in uk doing warehouse work and cleaning yansh, i no stress reach them, but una dey do am, becus na oyibo land abi? The tom foolery... So becus it's Nigeria, even if it pays you well, you shouldn't commit.? Ur Mind is warped. I’m not saying it’s not profitable, it is. I’m a building design and site engineer, I sometimes drive with my personal car whenever I feel like and I can net 20k on just 3 trips in less than 2hrs. Of course it’s profitable, but there’s something about it that just feels like a trap, that’s why I encourage anyone who has a career to pursue to do so and not be carried away. That’s my point! Some people can get into it and get carried away because of the profit in it. But if you cool with driving you have no issues, it can afford you a standard life I think And why you go dey feel less because you dey drive, especially when the car na your own? Ahh! |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:49pm On Nov 11, 2025 |
Glithronix: You're welcome, boss. I for like say make you do a test-run this tomorrow wey be saturday, or better still, on Sunday. Make you just sharply run am on a soft work level and groom yourself into the hustle fully next week.
Much respect, boss. some of Una dey sound to me like an una dey work for this Ehailing app people |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:27pm On Nov 11, 2025 |
Jegheter: The issue is you never took it as a business and you were ashamed of your craft. E hailing like any business is an actual business. Use a printing business for example. U get fixed assets, machinery office etc. And you produce everyday. Ur machine break done etc.
D car is ur machinery. U must ALWAYS maintain it. My car is overly sound even when I'm selling them of. I use a car for years on the platform n wen selling u won't know iz ever been used on e hailing. A car is like a woman u must care for it. Now imagine ur woman always vomiting cash. So extra care.
But with ehailing all your fixed assets are in one. THE CAR. it's your office, your printer (literally of cash ), your generator etc. if you can't make it in ehailing you will most likely also not make it else where
I save bro. I have savings. I travel do u know I have been living better than my colleagues?. But you must master you cash flow. Cause u get it everyday every naira matters don't mind kumuyi that said 10k is negligible na dere I know say em no know wetin em dey talk.
Bro I'm grateful to God as for achievements if travelling abroad(abi southy and Ghana no be abroad )for holiday na achievement and changing cars for myself and buying a car for my wife. And being able ALWAYS to meet my need by God's grace without begging. Then I have really achieved alot. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:26pm On Nov 11, 2025 |
Jegheter: The issue is you never took it as a business and you were ashamed of your craft. E hailing like any business is an actual business. Use a printing business for example. U get fixed assets, machinery office etc. And you produce everyday. Ur machine break done etc.
D car is ur machinery. U must ALWAYS maintain it. My car is overly sound even when I'm selling them of. I use a car for years on the platform n wen selling u won't know iz ever been used on e hailing. A car is like a woman u must care for it. Now imagine ur woman always vomiting cash. So extra care.
But with ehailing all your fixed assets are in one. THE CAR. it's your office, your printer (literally of cash ), your generator etc. if you can't make it in ehailing you will most likely also not make it else where
I save bro. I have savings. I travel do u know I have been living better than my colleagues?. But you must master you cash flow. Cause u get it everyday every naira matters don't mind kumuyi that said 10k is negligible na dere I know say em no know wetin em dey talk.
Bro I'm grateful to God as for achievements if travelling abroad(abi southy and Ghana no be abroad )for holiday na achievement and changing cars for myself and buying a car for my wife. And being able ALWAYS to meet my need by God's grace without begging. Then I have really achieved alot. omo guy talk true, for you to do all these with Ehailing, which I don’t know how true it is, you must really be risking and stressing your ass out. I no got advice anybody wey I know to go fully into Ehailing. Ehailing na side hustle just to keep body and soul together |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jeoman: 5:21pm On Nov 11, 2025 |
lovebird65: I greet all the comrades in the house 😊😊😊 I own a barely driven Camry 2010 4 plugs and I've been wanting to enroll and become a driver for like 2 years now but I keep getting discouraged due to stuffs I read here that ain't encouraging, so I've been adamant and went back to Ghana to hustle more, now I'm currently back again due to changes in Ghana now I'm committed to starting this driving fully, I just registered Indrive and Bolt today and they accepted me immediately within an hour so i got happy, any advice for me would be appreciated 🥺 and if possible I'll share my first day experience here as well, I plan starting off next week,I couldn't sell the car back then because I had it as a backup incase things goes south, so now I'm doing this and please welcome me as part of the family here 😊😊😊😁😁 omo I don’t know how to guide you, but the truth is, make sure you have another tangible hustle you are doing. Ehailing I think is just for temporary survival. My 1 cent tho |
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UkoAnnang:

Atiku Abubakar is the enemy of the Nigerian people
He contributed to this affliction from APC
Stay one place him no gree The internal crisis rocking PDP currently is cause by Atiku Abubakar. He was the reason Peter Obi left PDP.
Behaving like a demi God in every election year, he always want to run. Now look at what his greed has caused us as a nation.
Nigeria is now a one party state because of Atiku Abubakar and he was still among those that campaigned against Goodluck Jonathan. Very selfish being |