kreezBreezy:


Thanks for the info bro,

The car is a 2009 Pontiac Vibe and it's fuel consumption is low with a very chilling AC.
The rental is 30k weekly.
Interested partners can reach me on 08069836540.

@mcadebola btw, are u an uber driver or partner?

Gentlelife50:

Lolzz, same with me. Yesterday was crazy. I even had to mail Uber so they won't run and block somebody. The funny part is that their will be drivers around the person but they will prefer somebody who's far.
They replied the message I sent them sha, the thing was annoying I knew it must be from their app.

eddybells:
Please house can I use my 2004 Peugeot 206 for Uber, will it be accepted?
I will be getting a certified uber driver for it if my car is accepted.... hope to here from you guys.

kreezBreezy:
Hello guys, I need a reliable and hardworking Uber driver that reside around maraba axis for partnership. The only string attach is that u must have a guarantor. U can reach me on 08069836540 if u are interested.

drizzle25:
1. I am surprised at the Abuja uber drivers thread. What is really wrong? 7 pages of a topic for over a year!

2. Looking at the Lagos thread wit
h over 1,000 pages. One will begin to wonder if we have uber drivers in abuja.

3. Please come out and make this thread a lively one. Haba!

toxxnoni:
Honda Accord EOD,2005 model, 4 plugs available in Abuja... We need experience Uber or taxify driver ASAP.

famousguy01:


Thanks bro, I wonder how drivers don't make up to 5k in a day

TheCar:


Aunty Radu, is the oil filter available for pickup tomorrow?

famousguy01:
My best trip so far

GAZZUZZ:
My experience at an uber testing facility.

So I got this fresh vehicle for my personal movement, mileage 43,000miles, just had it serviced and checked for any present or future issues. It was Dull in the office so I decided to take vehicle to an uber testing facility nearby to have it checked so I can use vehicle at my free time on uber.

got there and there where 3cars waiting, I sat in my vehicle as I was moved around from time to time to create space for vehicles waiting.

when it was my turn the testing guy shouted, out come down nah!

I carry my file jeje came down and went to meet him, next was where your papers! I opened the file and asked him which paper he would require?

He said go inside go write your name first.

So I went into the lube bay, wrote my name on a small book with vehicle info and signed.

Next he said give me key!

I gave him, and he drove off like a bat out of he'll, I could here my baby redlining (manual transmission) as he left 2mins later he drove in like a danfo driver straight into the lube bay where I was sitting redlined my engine again and turned it off.

Next he went under the car and told one of the workers to bring a hexagonal 10mm spanner for him, he loosened a bolt on the gear box and came out with it saying, Oga as I de come, I de hear one noise from the gear, nah him I say make check the gear, see am no oil inside.

I smiled and told him it is a manual transmission, if he wants to gauge it properly he should drain the oil so we know how much oil was inside, but since there is no leak, I would not be topping the oil by 1 drop since vehicle is just 42,000 miles.

The guy now said e mean say you don fail the testing be dat, I said no problem, please couple my car so I can leave.

They coupled it and before I left I told him...... Today is the last day you will test a vehicle for uber.

As I was driving out, one of the staff ran after my vehicle and said Oga Oga wait wait please come back. I did my small shakara and he asked what the problem was, I told him what transpired and he said Oga no be so, please come back he will do it for you no problem.

The speed at which the test went this time was lightening speed.....

Took pictures, gave me the phone to write out my info and sign, then said Oga see o, I don pass you, I de submit am...

Before I got back to my workshop the report was already relaxing in my inbox.

End of story

Carshopper:
The narrative changes everytime we have a brainstorm... your vehicle can be utilized in so many ways and you can achieve extra or steady income to boost your ROI.

If you interested, I have created a WhatsApp group for information purposes ONLY. if you wan join holla

Phranex:

u are so right

0ubenji:
I Must buy u cold beer, u can't refuse. You either take it OR Take it

generalfag:
Dont mind those jobless beings. Only the gullible and naive ones will go n join them. What has NURTW ever achieved, aside tormenting and oppressing drivers n passengers. They have shifted to ehailing now. Its better they are nipped in the bud right now!

nosanovia:
Copied!!!

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The National union of professional e-hailing drivers partner (NUPEDP) congratulates all her registered members across 23 states of the country. We appreciate you all for your determination to move the union forward, we assurre NUPEDP's members success in the e-hailing industry.
The era of free membership form is now over, everyone intending to join the union has to purchase his/her forms for *N1000* which should be paid through NUPEDP's Bank account. After payment proceed with your teller to the unions secretariat to obtain the form. *PLEASE NOTE: DON'T PAY TO ANY INDIVIDUAL!*
We also encourage all registered members to pay their monthly dues up-to-date to enable them enjoy certain privilege and benefits in the union and in the entire e-hailing industry.
Members should pay *N1000* for membership identity Card.
NUPEDP's effort in ensuring driver partners aren't enslaved by greedy partners, the union will be securing rentals and hire purchase deals for 25k and 30k respectively.
*Only members who's monthly dues are fully paid up- to- date will enjoy such privilege.* All payments should be forwarded to *NUPEDP. Stanbic IBTC Bank. 0024837890*

Phranex:


The model is to ensure the driver doesn't just park the car in his house and sleep all month waiting for a salary. You know Nigerians are dishonest people

MobilityExpress:



This is one very strange logic I found on this thread that I still don’t understand. And I find it equally surprising how many investors here have embraced it, whether grudgingly or otherwise. But the thing is, everyone has their own perspective or understanding of what works for them and it’s better for everyone to do whatever works for them. Now, in relation to your statement, let me just say share my own PERSONAL perspective and understanding that works for me:

An investor spends as much as 2.5m to buy a tokunbo car (let’s say a 2007 corolla) and put on the Uber platform. 2.5m includes money to
- pay for the tokunbo car
- pay to fix one or two things or issues that came with the car
- pay for general servicing (fluid changes like engine oil, transmission oil, coolants etc), parts changes like brake pads and/or lining, etc) in order to begin your own service history afresh because you don’t have the service history record of the last user abroad and since it’s for commercial use it’s better to do a comprehensive service before starting
- pay for comprehensive insurance
- pay for tracker
- pay for vehicle registration
- pay for Uber and Taxify registration
- pay for the logistics involved and other miscellaneous

deedee44:

We are our own enemies, as long as we refuse to unite under one umbrella we cannot have one voice, we cannot have any voice at all sef and drivers will continue to be handled with little regard.

jayooh:


At the bolded, out of which drivers gets a 19k per week salary, invariably driver has remitted 30k per week. Except unless there is a clause in their agreement that restricts the car usage and hours of running.but I want to doubt it.

Drivers can make 12-15k daily true, but Wat of his daily expenses : fuel ,data, calls, tolls. All this small small things ehn.

Let's do I quick run. I for example this week. Let's say I have been lucky with taxify (and I know it). Have hit 50k in 3 days (Monday-wednesday), but after commission it comes to 42500, I did a quick check on my expenses and I have spent 17k roughly(fuel, toll, data, etc.). Left with 25,500. Remove 15k for 3 days remittance left with 10500. But my body know how e deh do am, that I cannot keep up.

The 7k per day remittance will help drivers to inevitably have saved up sum in form of salary by months end. That's the only plus I see. The possibility of driver being at advantage is if requests flow and he make a constant 15k+ daily week in week out.
this is the blind spot

toxxnoni:
I need taxify driver in Abuja...it's an Honda Accord EOD 2005...4 plug...

Mac05:
Good Morning

Anyone looking for an already approved driver for Uber business should contact 08185075162 (call and WhatsApp)

Abuja.

Stealth100:


Highly recommended. Honest man

Dammyray:
How can you a driver rate your follow driver poorly...

You requested a ride for your client cause you on trip or for whatsoever reason. Thou you didn't experience the trip yourself. But the only thing that came to your mind is to rate the driver poorly.

I have nothing to say to you.

God bless you

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TheCar:


Congratulations.

I will reduce your debt for the car by 10k.

Send me PM with your account details.

Welcome to the other side.

kneo:
Thanks for this prayer. God is indeed blessing the work of my hands.
I now partially own a Toyota Camry 2005
How?

Picked a rider from Ikeja GRA to Surulere.
I commented on how I thought he was a female from his soft voice over the phone. We got talking: e hailing, business etc. He saw a Toyota corolla 2000 model on the other lane and started gushing about how he loves that car. He intends selling one of his cars to get that. How it is portable and very economical and fits into his daily waka. I quickly chipped in 'what car do you intend selling'? Big daddy, he replied. I am interested
To cut the story short, the car is parked in my house now. My car.
There are angels moving around to bless you. Try to recognize them when you meet them.
The man is a barrister. I still owe him 100k and he has given me up to September to pay him at my convenience. Gotten on a platter of gold

dru23:


Ok I understand your point... but u said your highest salary earner earns something like 60k a month ..what can that do for a person.. Uber is a tough business no doubt ...but most uber driver will make that 60k your highest earner makes in a week, if the uber owns the car easily... but if he does not own the car, am sure very sure he will take home more than 60k a month..
My experience with uber business, personal experience is that a lot of the drivers are greedy, not all of them ..and also managing coy or manager themselves are greedy or very conning ,from personal experience.. Now the smart drivers that were patient enough and experience enough ,were able to save enough money, saw a good deal and bought themselves a good car ..trust me from experience, u can see a good deal or lucky deal in terms of buying a good car ..I even offered to help person buy a car 04 civic landing cost for 1m tokunbo.. So at the end of it all , " in the mist of chaous, there is always an opportunity". It is up to you to make the most of that opportunity... all from personal experience... there is no need for me to explain how I gave a person great opportunity and the person blew... no need to go into details .. My point is that a lot of uber drivers can easily make more than your highest earner.. And aslo those slaves ,sorry I meant labourers working for you in the hot sun.. What is their goal in the nxt five years? Do they want to continue making bread for you for ever ? Or do they want to be carrying your pure water up and down for the nxt five years ? Uber drivers also do have the opportunity to network on their job o ...I am not too sure about your bread seller or pure water seller...

luxy44:


Who are the OUR? if I'm doing a business and I can't recover my capital in 6months or a year, then it doesn't worth it. You just want to impress people here you are bereft of biz ideas. If I'm selling 800pieces (trying to push it to 1000pieces before December) of slice bread per week at N240 each...make your calculation. I have 5 staffs, the highest earn 60k per month, 3 earn 35k and 2 earn 30k per month. I run my gen 4 to 5hours per day. Pls do your calculation.


Gazzuzz ,

With your 2million, travel to Ondo state, buy 35logs at 50k per log. Transport it to shagamu with 150k, load it in a container, forwarding fee is 1,100,000. A container is sold at $12,000.
Buy palm oil from ondo, and sell in that big market close to ketu. There are women that buy 500 25litres keg every 2weeks.

There's a way guys construct "coldroom" now, let them construct for you. It is better than an irregular 35k with repairs per week....

Etc....

Your oil sales biz and your car repair workshop is giving you the cashflow you need as a man/husband/father. What can 35k even do in a week?? Is that what you guys call a cash flow?? You are not just informed!

(Added this)
Gazzuzz , let your wife sell pet drinks in whole sale. 2m will give her lots of bigcola products (that's the new drink for the masses), then she can add cocacola n Pepsi products...

Look around you, Haruna is densely populated. What's giving Nigeria relevance in the market place today is her population.