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| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 5:17pm On Mar 26 |
Dabadwela:Lpg is the same line as the fuel diesel derivations of hydrocarbons. CNG is totally different line bro. Read it up. So Lpg being same cost as petrol and diesel shouldn't be any wonder .Cng will not be as high as petrol cause u can easily dekit. What will happen to all the stations set up and investments . I tell u something. If I got cng today I would make my car principal amount few times over the years before the price goes up as you r insinuating. But olbro the connections are deep. It will never go up to that point of being same with fuel if so investments will die |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 6:07pm On Mar 26 |
Gentlelife50: . Atleast for now it works. Bro actually not using AC now enables me work like normal. Sacrifices are needed in life. I'm even more touched by the riders that understand. A few of them even after not using AC still tip. They totally understand and agree that fares should be higher with ac. It's all enlightenment and awareness. The riders don't look at me as begging for more fares as few have said ahhh oga this fine car no ac. But as a way of protest as alot of them have cars dey maintain at home. In all some cars had to automatically retire with the new price. Some buy fuel and done recover the fuel money. V6 wey dey double funds before go automatically retire. It is well |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by tojahh(m): 6:15pm On Mar 26 |
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Abeg read wetin una Auaton Chairman decision o. While you're here questioning if you should look for a way around to help boost your earnings. See what the people you've decided to work with have decided 😂 Like I said... After the race... We count the miles ![]() ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ *PUBLIC ADDRESS TO THE ENTIRE E-HAILING COMMUNITY* Greetings to the ever dogged, corrosive and hard working e-hailing pilots. After the 3 days mega shutdown of e-hailing drivers in Ogun and Lagos State, these public addresses became imperative. The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria Lagos state council hereby addresses the general public, e-hailing drivers, government authorities, and all industry stakeholders following the successful conclusion of the Lagos E-Hailing Mega Strike. This strike was not an act of defiance for its own sake, it was a necessary response to sustained economic injustice and systemic neglect by ride-hailing application companies such as Bolt, Uber and indrive operating within our transport ecosystem. It is both alarming and unacceptable that despite the scale and impact of this industrial action, the app companies have maintained complete silence. This calculated lack of response reflects a troubling pattern of disregard for the very drivers who power their platforms and generate their profits. Though the union is not surprised as this was exactly what we predicted. We have stated clearly and without ambiguity: 1. Commission rates remain excessively high and exploitative, leaving drivers with a shrinking share of their own labor. 2. Fares remain unreasonably low, making it practically impossible for drivers to operate sustainably in the face of rising fuel prices, inflation, and vehicle maintenance costs. 3. Lack of proper profiling on riders, which has lead to killing drivers and stealing of vehicles. 4. Lack of collective bargaining, we are the ones owner of our business we deserve the right to be on the table of negotiation. Drivers cannot and will not wait indefinitely while their livelihoods are pushed to the brink. Let it be understood that: patience is not weakness. Restraint is not surrender. But there comes a point where continued silence from stakeholders becomes a direct provocation. As a Union, we are now compelled to take decisive and forward-looking action to salvage the situation and protect drivers welfare. Let it be clear that before the end of next week if, our plights are not looked into and resolved completely, We will actively mobilize drivers to transition toward any alternative platforms that are willing to engage, listen, and implement driver-centered policies. While we await the government regulatory actions were we can collectively fix a minimum operation standards for our business. Drivers need a platform that shows readiness to accommodate fair operational standards and respect the economic realities faced by drivers. The advantages of this shift are clear and strategic: A fair and transparent fare system that reflects real market conditions Significantly reduced commission structures Restoration of driver dignity through negotiation power and autonomy A platform model built on partnership, not exploitation The 3 day warning strike was not merely a protest, rather; A transition away from exploitation toward sustainability. A transition from neglect to accountability. *We urge all drivers to remain united, disciplined, and focused. Division has long been a tool used against us; unity will be the force that secures our future.* To the app companies, this is a final window for meaningful engagement. To the government and regulators, the time to act is now. The digital transport sector cannot continue to operate without fairness, oversight, and protection for its workforce. *We have spoken through protest. We are now acting through direction.* Great AUATON ✊🏻✊🏻........ United we are stronger 💪 💪 ✒️Comrade Jaiyesimi Azeez aka makavelli Lagos State chairman |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Gentlelife50(m): 6:23pm On Mar 26 |
Jegheter:Okay, good you agree it's a temporary solution. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Pearl1910: 6:48pm On Mar 26 |
Kumuyiii:That number two is a capital false. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by chidifrank(m): 6:49pm On Mar 26 |
Glithronix:Majority of the trips in a day are mostly ridiculous. How man go do nah |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Memberclub(m): 6:52pm On Mar 26 |
Jegheter:did Seun the rider agreed? ![]() |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 7:07pm On Mar 26 |
Gentlelife50:Of course it's temporary. A protest is temporary. We expect things to return to normal after d needful has been done. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 7:09pm On Mar 26 |
Memberclub:Seun no agree oooooo. Say na "sheer wickedness"... laugh wan wound me. Before I educate am finish screenshot she don cancel .Trip of 10k I added extra 4k for comfort my brother is iz bad. U see that our people like good thing but won't pay for it. Trip wey I pick wey fail under my no ac zone niam seun say na sheer wickedness.Ok naaa |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Glithronix: 7:11pm On Mar 26 |
chidifrank:It is well. Much respect, baba. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 7:20pm On Mar 26 |
chidifrank:Honestly if you must be a higher earner on indrive u must pick does trips. Dey r not ridiculous as say but it could be more. Eg 30km trip for 10k in 1hr or slightly more. This trip is not worth ac for me but a go to trip. To keep it going. Still making profit and utilizing time cause that's the lot u will see on indrive. Any other thing comes with extra bargain and long waits |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by chidifrank(m): 7:23pm On Mar 26 |
Kaymax2222:See sweet update ooo. This shit worked. I just tried it . They were like , don't worry we don't need your ac 😉 hahahahahha. Thank you sir |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by hardiodun(f): 9:54pm On Mar 26 |
Hello pilots, trust our day went well. So I'm the lady who came on here last year September 2025 and mentioned that I was looking to buy 2 Nigerian used cars with a budget of 6 million. I got so many advice, yabs etc lol.. I actually got offers for some naija used cars but upon testing them with the help of a professional, turned out they had major issues so I didn't get any of them. I however decided to buy brand new kekes and gave them out on hire purchase, however, here's what I did differently. Firstly I went to Keke parks,some even very far from where I stay and made enquiries on how hire purchase works from riders. They thought I was a potential rider on the lookout for who'd be willing to give me Keke on hire purchase. This made them relax and they gave me all the info I needed. Cost of current hire purchase value for keke, weekly remittance amount etc. Next I located the chairman of the park and told them my intention of buying keke and the need for riders in the park, now there was a clause, I'd be involving my lawyer and there'd be an agreement. Most of the chairmen agreed, however the value for the duration of the hire purchase didn't tally with the information I had gotten from riders themselves, the chairman were offering something lower but made it seem like that was the standard. I immediately disengaged those ones. Some asked me what amount I had in mind, and how I want my weekly remittance to be like, I told them , but upon hearing a lawyer will be involved, they started dragging feet and delaying providing riders in their park, I also immediately disengaged. I got another park whose chairman agreed with my payment terms and also an agreement at a lawyer's. Note that in the course of looking for parks, approaching park chairman, I had gotten the two kekes from the company and installed trackers right there in the company before even driving it out. I engaged a car tracking company for this service. So with my kekes ready and having gotten a park chairman who had riders on ground, I dragged all of them to the lawyer's chambers, 7 people in total. park chairman, 2 riders, each rider provided two guarantors each. At the lawyer's, everyone provided their NIN, passport photographs and signed the already prepared agreement documents. Addresses were verified. Lawyer gave warning and orientation on why there should be no stories regarding payment. Default for 2 weeks consecutively, then say goodbye to the keke, even if you have one week payment left, your money otilo. (My lawyer no be charge and bail ooo, very solid man 😁). Handover day was scheduled. On handover day, each rider stood beside the keke and we took pictures. Long and short, it's been 5 months of bliss (Oct 2025 to March 2026) . Payment is supposed to be 10a.m on the scheduled day of the week as per agreement, but 6a.m, chairman don credit me 😁. I monitor their activities from time to time on my phone via the tracker's app. I waited this long to see the pattern before coming to give this update. Thank you everyone who gave advice at the time, even the guy who yabbed me and told me to put my money in fixed deposit, I'm grateful. @glithronix @omoapena @eyo and few others I can't remember their names, I'm grateful. (Please pardon my long epistle). |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kumuyiii(m): 10:37pm On Mar 26 |
Gentlelife50:😂 😂 😂 😂 Tor |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kumuyiii(m): 10:39pm On Mar 26 |
Pearl1910:You don't mean, so what's the truth sir? |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kumuyiii(m): 10:42pm On Mar 26 |
Jegheter:30km for 10k na giveaway na... Shuo. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kumuyiii(m): 10:42pm On Mar 26 |
Derrils:Crypto.? |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kumuyiii(m): 10:44pm On Mar 26 |
hardiodun:Congratulations lady. God bless you. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Latonal1: 10:45pm On Mar 26 |
We no remember you but congratulations on your wins hardiodun: |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Dabadwela: 12:19am On Mar 27 |
hardiodun:No body said this biz isn't profitable,it benefits drivers more than investors Where your wahala go dey be say after the end of HP, the money nor go dey enough to buy another keke or car because of one yeye policy from government and inflation. Anyway congrats that you are doing fine |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Latonal1: 12:22am On Mar 27 |
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| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by OAKSFIVEFARMS: 12:44am On Mar 27 |
💭 I just finished driving, and it got me thinking… We all know when a fare is bad. We see it. We calculate it. Yet… we still drive. It’s not because we don’t understand — it’s because of reality: Immediate needs (fuel, bills, feeding) “Let me at least make something” Hoping the next trip will be better But here’s the truth: one driver rejecting a bad trip changes nothing — another driver will take it. Even striking doesn’t solve it. Some drivers will still go online. And let’s be honest — many of us are already trying to cope individually: “I’ll switch to CNG,” “I’ll use a smaller engine,” “I’ll cut my costs somehow.” But that’s exactly the problem. That’s the lack of solidarity the system depends on. We’re all intelligent — this isn’t ignorance. We’re just trying to solve a collective problem with individual solutions, and it keeps us stuck. No judgment — I just got off the road myself. ⚠️ And it’s bigger than just fares When cars break down, we’re left on our own Major repairs turn drivers into beggars asking other drivers for help No real performance incentives — just a points system that doesn’t put money in our pockets Vague “offers of help” on the app — referrals to third-party providers that don’t really solve our problems 📊 What we are pushing for Dynamic pricing that adjusts with fuel and total operating costs A system that adapts automatically — so we’re not begging every time fuel prices change A driver support pool (funded by both drivers and Bolt) for major repairs, accidents, and emergencies Real incentives that actually improve driver income and stability Fuel prices will not remain stable. With subsidy gone, shocks will keep happening. We cannot keep restarting this conversation every time. 🤝 What this is about We want a system where we are true partners, not just tools. If we are important, let it show in structure, not words. These are starting points — we’re open to more ideas from everyone. 🚨 Call to action This is why we started the petition. Not to fight. Not to down tools. But to act together in a way that actually works. Right now, we’re only 12 people. That’s nothing. I’m not asking you to stop working. I’m not asking for money. Just acknowledge the system is rigged against us and lend your voice. 👉 Join the Telegram, add your name, and let’s try something different. It will work — because for once, we’re showing up together, with numbers, data, and one voice. One voice. One cause. Real power. Na beg I dey beg o. I no claim anything.
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| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by OAKSFIVEFARMS: 3:43am On Mar 27 |
Hello fellow Bolt and Uber slaves. May our chains be a little less tight today. And if they are tighter, may we adjust our coping mechanisms accordingly and continue being the good little drivers we have committed to be so master can give us our daily 2k trip from Lekki to Ikorodu. Happy driving. Na play o. Make we gather abeg. Join the Telegram. Sign the petition. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Jegheter: 4:59am On Mar 27 |
Kumuyiii: ![]() |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by dapotemi: 6:40am On Mar 27 |
Guys, always RENEGOTIATE every trip! Make it a standard. I have been travelling recently (PH, Abuja, Akwa-ibom) and I can confirm that all the ride that we booked, every one of them was renegotiated! The price on the app is meaningless. The only ride I got without negotiation was immediately I landed at MMA2.. Airport to Alapere for 4k. Took d driver almost 40 mins. That would've cost me like 8-10k in PH! Pls start renegotiating every ride. Nobody send una o. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Nelochukwu: 9:05am On Mar 27 |
Abeg house if Dem block person like this is Iz permanent. Cause no date of suspension end
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| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by saudatu(m): 9:51am On Mar 27 |
chidifrank:Abeg no cast am ![]() |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by OAKSFIVEFARMS: 10:34am On Mar 27 |
For a long time now. Bolt and Uber dey use our head break coconut wey we no go chop inside. Does anyone remember when it was possible to make 1 million per month on Uber in Abuja? And EOD was 1.2 m? |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 10:50am On Mar 27 |
tojahh:Goodluck to them, but while they are planning to create their own app, they should also put into consideration how they will advertise to riders. All this is just a total waste of time if they actually think about it very well, what I will suggest they should look into is pushing for monopoly, in some business, competition isn't necessary. The competition in ehailing is what is killing the business, assuming is just 1 app that is operating, it will be easier for them to review prices upward and people will still make use of it coz they are the only 1 rendering the service but the moment competition is allowed, everyone of them will do anything to retain riders while riders on the other hand do not care about quality, what they are after is what is cheap. In essence, if its still possible to monopolize the market, that's the only solution to ridiculous fare. |
| Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Dabadwela: 11:17am On Mar 27 |
Shimmaa:Bros it's simple We have too much drivers on the road now, even 9-5 dey join us for this work. It's saturated and very competitive now than before. And these drivers get different motive and reason for this hustle, some just wan survive ,some dey HP and need to remit , some dey get sense while some nor get. These apps know this and they are taking advantage of this, na to pray ,hustle get enough money and move on to another hustle |
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