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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by kanuisagoat: 8:43pm On Feb 05, 2021
pope191:


My bad, I wrote with the price of the offers I was getting while trying to purchase one last year, but I just surf thro Jiji search and saw one for 1.4, maybe after negotiation, we can arrive at 1.2 grin


But come to think of it, what's happening to cars? It's hard to imagine buying a used car for 1.6

What can we do? The prices of cars these days is just so ridiculous especially Nigerian used cars.

That is why I find it surprising that the price of used civic has remained stagnant and this in my opinion has made it a very wrong choice for the job.

Come to think of it. When civic was selling at around 1.2m and corolla around 1.6/1.7 everyone said corolla was too costly and civic was just perfect . As of now that same civic now goes for that same 1.6m grin

Imagine buying a vehicle at 1.6m toks minus cost of registration and plenty other miscellaneous expenses only to end up elling it 800k naija used after 1 year. What kind of depreciation is that?
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Crvrider: 8:53pm On Feb 05, 2021
IFSHR:


2001.....3k fuel will gross 12k....with more medium long trips than short trips....


2001!? Interesting. 2k fuel for me gives roughly 6k+. But boss how you do am with bolt and uber?

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Nobody: 8:58pm On Feb 05, 2021
Felicity001:




He's on a 2m HP @25k [/b]weekly, according to him some drivers do 35k weekly. All in [b]16months.

Purchasing, registration, painting among others falls within 1m-1.1m.

I hope this helps for a background knowledge to you.

Going by this analysis, korepe is far better than corolla.
Lesser work hours yet still makes same or more that the almighty corolla.

I see two koropes worth more than a corolla.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Crvrider: 9:04pm On Feb 05, 2021
BAZ001:
After seeing plenty millions in Dec and post that you can net 20k soft job during weekends and I have plenty time and car staying idle na so, I activate my accounts and register on InDriver.
Ready to hit the road fri - sun (must net 20k)
Na so first gbagan gbagan na one babe 9min PU , 10 mins waiting outside for her trip na 14 mins, got to destination and ended trip, fare - 800naira.
Rider : how much
Me: 800
Rider : Account
Me : what is account
R: I mean ur account number
Me: (in my head which kind waka be dis ooh)
Me: from which bank
R: zenith
Me : okay let me give u my zenith no.
R: omg you have every bank account?
Me : I will get alert faster
Alert landed and I repositioned.

Main reason of my Epistle na cos of InDriver.
Na so I begin monitor request before I accept gbam another driver don accept.

For where na so I accept one fastest finger too. Rider fare - 1,850 me I suggested 2500k
Rider accepted sharp sharp na so dem give me ride. That was when I checked destination on map 1hr 25min after ojodu Berger from Surulere and everywhere red for road. Chaii I don mess up
PU - 15mins drive.
Then timer began to warn me to call rider
To cut story short
I can’t cancel trip cos I slide “I’ve arrived”.
Rider has been calling non stop
APP says I can’t cancel cos I’ve left PU. The other option is to complain about rider.
I dey house dey look app , app dey look me, still unable to cancel.
No be ban I dey play with for 1st trip

Boss I beg no burst my belle with laughter. For me despite doing fastest finger I try to quickly scan the map, if B dey for a section like ikorodu, ota, badagry, apapa, iyanaba axis I don't bother accepting.

With time you'll learn to study the map and know first hand where to and where not to go.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by shollywendy1(m): 9:10pm On Feb 05, 2021
Felicity001:


Alaye calm down ooohgrin d way you copied me like say na me be korepe association chairmangrin


Well, I'll guve to you freely as I have... We are good. Then jesusson can add to it because has the G.O of them allgrin

Some people will need to employ somebody to summarise for them ooh
because I'll be explaining with encounter/findings I'd/did some week ago.

Mid last week I was in my way out to opebi and I happened to use a korepe(or whatsoever its called), I was left in the bus alone with the driver just along the Allen-Opebi road traffic so I decided to engage the driver in a question conversation. Below are are what I deduced from our conversation.

He starts work as early as 5/5:30am daily and according to him most times he's already closing by 11am or 1pm which is the time I told him I'm starting work. (Lazy driver like megrin), Some other days he closes by 5/6pm.

With the question of how much he uses for fuel and earnings:

According to him, his daily net is btw 12-15k with 2k fuel, the worst days he buys 3k fuel with same net.

They don't run a particular route, rather they embark on routes according to market flow and traffic congestions within a route in a registered LGA. What this means is that, you can decide to do:
From Ikj Along-Salvation B/S one way trip
From Salvation b/S to Allen roundabout/Ojota/kudirat Abiola way.
Along To Ojodu... And so on and so fort.

He's on a 2m HP @25k weekly, according to him some drivers do 35k weekly. All in 16months.

Purchasing, registration, painting among others falls within 1m-1.1m.

I hope this helps for a background knowledge to you.
Who I wan employ again self when pope of all people self don dey write like ababio chemistry?
Kudos to you. You nailed it. Atleast, I made sure I ate 4 raps of Calabar fufu before I can have strength to read the post this time. Lol

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by IFSHR: 9:11pm On Feb 05, 2021
Crvrider:


2001!? Interesting. 2k fuel for me gives roughly 6k+. But boss how you do am with bolt and uber?

Strictly bolt ...

Tbh I shuffle trip a lot o.....I try as much as possible that trip I embark on will atleast be 1k guarantee.

So I pay attention to location when request pop up...I accept then run it on Gmap.

I have my response if it's a trip I won't embark and some I cancel myself based on my activity percentage ratios.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Crvrider: 9:14pm On Feb 05, 2021
BAZ001:



Thanks, So inDriver won’t take any commission.
I need to stay back and study the APP, all the ginger to hammer this weekend has gradually gone down.

inDriver is not really a bad app. Study the terrain very well before accepting trips so you don't end up wasting time in traffic. That first hand knowledge of knowing where rider is going gives me inner peace, something uber can't offer. For me I don't think I'll last doing only uber for the entire day.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Duke111: 9:25pm On Feb 05, 2021
kodred:


E get wetin you nor know? ehn felicity?

That’s why I like felicity, he always know sombori that knows sombori that knows sombori. Respect for ur selfless

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Duke111: 9:39pm On Feb 05, 2021
Crvrider:


inDriver is not really a bad app. Study the terrain very well before accepting trips so you don't end up wasting time in traffic. That first hand knowledge of knowing where rider is going gives me inner peace, something uber can't offer. For me I don't think I'll last doing only uber for the entire day.

Since the day wuber removed their 3% bonus, i removed them. I can’t be working in Lagos not knowing where am going, o wrong naw. Until den Bobo all d way.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Crvrider: 9:52pm On Feb 05, 2021
Duke111:


Since the day wuber removed their 3% bonus, i removed them. I can’t be working in Lagos not knowing where am going, o wrong naw. Until den Bobo all d way.

@ the bolded, very scary. Na so one late afternoon, uber knack me ikorodu from somolu, though ride was smooth with less traffic as I dropped rider, on my way out, them knack me island na so I japka. Called rider say map don carry me go a wrong location, pleaded with rider to cancel.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity001(m): 9:55pm On Feb 05, 2021
davit:
Felicity0001, is that you?

No na... I'm not that poor to offer N1,950 for a trip of almost an hour nagrin

But come to think of it... Dis my moniker don dey go viral ooh... You sure I won't go put a patent on it so?

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Ghost1994: 10:08pm On Feb 05, 2021
Each time I read how government officials extort Uberbolt drivers, my heart bleeds.

There’re many reasons why these things why we fall victims such as greed, misinformation and lack of concentration

Am gonna try and be helpful on the part of misinformation

Am gonna list some lastma/police/task force/local government touts hotspots

On the island

No parking and stopping on the entire stretch of marina and broad street, the only authorized drop off and pick up point for Uberbolt is oando filling station marina

Also no stopping at CMS bus stop both in front of that church and under the foot bridge.

No stopping or parking on the entire stretch of st Gregory’s road or any of the inner street off the street except you’re dropping Off a resident of that particular street,also no stopping or parking on the entire stretch of awolowo road ikoyi

No parking along that ikoyi passport office road, you can drop off and wait a bit but don’t park and switch off your engine,they have eyes all around

Also if you’re to park on those streets off Alfred rewane be very watchful and don’t sleep off because they patrol from time to time

Eko hotel round about is another place to be very careful about, if you’re sharp you can quickly drop off there and move sharply

Then another problem with Victoria island is that they’re many one way roads which the signs are hidden or not visible, I can’t vividly describe the streets here with texts but once you’re in VI and you’re trying to enter a street look out for signs or better still park and ask to be sure.

The newly built traffic lights at 1st and 2nd roundabout in lekki is a bit confusing, if you’re trying to make a u-turn, look out for the correct sign and turn there, else those lastma and police officers are milking people dry on a daily basis, don’t fall victim pls.

Ajah under bridge is also a hot spot

From Abraham adesanya down to epe is a bit relaxed

Now we come to mainland

First on the list is Ikeja, during the day there’s no safe spot on Ikeja except the inner inner streets of GRA and Allen area, Ikeja is very notorious for traffic offenses so it’s better you avoid them but I’ll still share some hotspots

Kodesoh street inwards GRA, if you’re not turning right towards airport road, don’t stay on the extreme right, it will be termed obstruction and watch out for the traffic light there,they change very fast

Under bridge too,if you’re not sure where you’re going just stay in the middle lane,another thing to note if you must press your phone or receive calls around Ikeja be very watchful too and vigilant

Ade niyi Jones to connect oba akran traffic light, pls don’t try and beat it because those task force policemen on bikes are always there and will give you a hot chase

Airport road,for no reason whatsoever must you stop on the entire stretch of airport road from international down to local, don’t ever ever stop or park, if you wanna pick someone just drive into the car park and wait, don’t try to be smart about it

If you’re to pick a rider at MM1 tell him or get to come in to the car park

If you’re to pick at MM2 you can pick from the arrival pick up point or car park but make sure you don’t pick or drop off a rider when you’re on the zebra crossing, that offense alone Na 50k and most importantly don’t waste time while picking up, if you don’t see the rider yet keep moving and circle round back into the airport until you see him or her

If you’re to pick at international airport tell the rider to come inside the car park not outside oh, it must be inside after the barrier else they will clamp and tow your car away

Most importantly when you’re around Ikeja you should be very smart and watchful and don’t park anyhow

Yaba is another hotspot that you don’t park anyhow on the streets except you go into the inner and isolated streets and also watch out for one way roads, another area notorious for one way roads is shomolu and bariga, I don’t really know much about those areas because I don’t go there

Surulere The traffic light in front of stadium to turn into Alhaji masha road be very careful lastma guys are always on the prowl,there’s also a turning if you miss it don’t try and turn at the next one,if you’re caught no stories oh

Also be careful around aguda area,there’re some no parking zones around there, even if you wanna park just be watchful and smart about it, the local government tours there no get joy at all

So for now these are the ones I can easily remember, the rest places I hardly go to and if I go I don’t waste time and am very vigilant before I leave there

Places like egbeda,agege,iyana ipaja, ayobo,ikotun,ikorodu,abule egbaland,ogba,somolu,bariga,igando I hardly go to these places

Places where you rarely have issues are festac,ago palace way,mile 2,ajegunle,okoko,satellite town,iba

Some other hot zones

Alakija under bridge
Apple junction(not always)
Iganmu bridge

That will be all for now

Stay safe and God bless us all

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Gentlelife50(m): 10:17pm On Feb 05, 2021
brogxy:


Going by this analysis, korepe is far better than corolla.
Lesser work hours yet still makes same or more that the almighty corolla.

I see two koropes worth more than a corolla.
Fact, even those that invested in okada business are better off.
With one coro money u can buy like 8 bikes give it out on hp, u sure to cash out every week.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by samobaba4u(m): 11:34pm On Feb 05, 2021
BAZ001:
After seeing plenty millions in Dec and post that you can net 20k soft job during weekends and I have plenty time and car staying idle na so, I activate my accounts and register on InDriver.
Ready to hit the road fri - sun (must net 20k)
Na so first gbagan gbagan na one babe 9min PU , 10 mins waiting outside for her trip na 14 mins, got to destination and ended trip, fare - 800naira.
Rider : how much
Me: 800
Rider : Account
Me : what is account
R: I mean ur account number
Me: (in my head which kind waka be dis ooh)
Me: from which bank
R: zenith
Me : okay let me give u my zenith no.
R: omg you have every bank account?
Me : I will get alert faster
Alert landed and I repositioned.

Main reason of my Epistle na cos of InDriver.
Na so I begin monitor request before I accept gbam another driver don accept.

For where na so I accept one fastest finger too. Rider fare - 1,850 me I suggested 2500k
Rider accepted sharp sharp na so dem give me ride. That was when I checked destination on map 1hr 25min after ojodu Berger from Surulere and everywhere red for road. Chaii I don mess up
PU - 15mins drive.
Then timer began to warn me to call rider
To cut story short
I can’t cancel trip cos I slide “I’ve arrived”.
Rider has been calling non stop
APP says I can’t cancel cos I’ve left PU. The other option is to complain about rider.
I dey house dey look app , app dey look me, still unable to cancel.
No be ban I dey play with for 1st trip

grin OYO lowa
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by BAZ001: 12:21am On Feb 06, 2021
pope191:


grin.

The most interesting part of this, the rider can't cancel from his/her end and your subsequent riders will see his/her comment about you grin so boss go ahead and complete the trip, [b]welcome back to the hustle. [/b]But nah back door you use enter sha, you didn't even loud your entrance

The hustle has changed and Coro is d game changer. E pain me say I don pay activation fee. I can’t deal with rider not wearing mask or safety conscious. I’m sure of 1star from two riders cos na war for them to wear mask and after all fight d guy put am for neck, of what use is d mask if na for neck.
To crown it all d guy now picked my phone to admire it, na there I know say devil(Coro) dey use d guy to terrorize me. How una dey cope with riders and not wearing of mask?
Though a company turn me to their delivery man today
From opebi to iju, iju to eko hotels and eko to lekki
I prefer only delivery and not human beings.
Na money I dey find no be coro.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by abraolas1: 3:53am On Feb 06, 2021
Felicity001:


Just remembered: a message from a WhatsApp group.
Some one wants to sale his Toyota Camry 03 nothing to fix working perfectly ok 1m for serious buyer (I didn't ask for picture)

Also... Picture below.
2003 Corolla Sports
Buy and drive
1.4m

kindly link me with the seller

thanks
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Npala(m): 3:58am On Feb 06, 2021
Even as an owner driver, the business get k-leg. You will hustle with your car 5 to 6 days a week, trying to save some money, suddenly, something will break down in the car and you will use almost 40% of your previous earnings to fix it and then, the race starts again.

Meanwhile, Bolt and Uber sits pretty in their various offices collecting 20 and 25 percent commission respectively from the driver without owning a single car on the road.

They all should put some cars on the road and know if they will still maintain this their shitty fares. Although Bolt still dey try in terms of bonuses after certain trips.

My advice is - drive as much as possible while saving as much as possible, then, get out of this hustle. It's a back breaker.


ekehopp:
Re: Partner-Driver wahala na when remittance combine with maintenance.

Bottom line from what I gather, is that the system is not sustainable. And what is happening now is doing the same old thing over and over again yet expecting different results.

If problems arise when drivers are settled with car maintenance alongside remittance, then

1) Cars should only be driven by owners
2) If not, rentals should be abolished. All cars should be given out on HP, to encourage driver commitment and responsibility
3) Toyota should only be driven by owners. HP should be on only affordable cars with less maintenance cost, and with shorter tenure to recoup investment.

My 2 kobo on the matter.

P/S: abroad UberBolt drivers are basically all car owners. Or they rent car on daily basis, with only fueling responsibilities

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Npala(m): 4:07am On Feb 06, 2021
I wish he continued. You go dey read something, it go dey sweet you.

Thanks for the information jare.

tojahh:



Na lack of rides make you get time imitate Felicity001 so?

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Crvrider: 5:12am On Feb 06, 2021
Felicity001:


No na... I'm not that poor to offer N1,950 for a trip of almost an hour nagrin

But come to think of it... Dis my moniker don dey go viral ooh... You sure I won't go put a patent on it so?

1,950 for a trip of almost an hour is more than any driver can bargain for. If hypothetically you're able to make 1,950 every hour and you work for 12hrs that's 23,400 and that's not small change.

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by chillex8(m): 5:18am On Feb 06, 2021
BAZ001:


The hustle has changed and Coro is d game changer. E pain me say I don pay activation fee. I can’t deal with rider not wearing mask or safety conscious. I’m sure of 1star from two riders cos na war for them to wear mask and after all fight d guy put am for neck, of what use is d mask if na for neck.
To crown it all d guy now picked my phone to admire it, na there I know say devil(Coro) dey use d guy to terrorize me. How una dey cope with riders and not wearing of mask?
Though a company turn me to their delivery man today
From opebi to iju, iju to eko hotels and eko to lekki
I prefer only delivery and not human beings.
Na money I dey find no be coro.
Wear your own mask. You are responsible for your protection only.
Each man for himself
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by pope191: 5:40am On Feb 06, 2021
kanuisagoat:


What can we do? The prices of cars these days is just so ridiculous especially Nigerian used cars.

That is why I find it surprising that the price of used civic has remained stagnant and this in my opinion has made it a very wrong choice for the job.

Come to think of it. When civic was selling at around 1.2m and corolla around 1.6/1.7 everyone said corolla was too costly and civic was just perfect . As of now that same civic now goes for that same 1.6m grin

Imagine buying a vehicle at 1.6m toks minus cost of registration and plenty other miscellaneous expenses only to end up elling it 800k naija used after 1 year. What kind of depreciation is that?

One need to look well before leaping this period, I guess it's the power of dollar flexing on naira.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by izzou(m): 6:44am On Feb 06, 2021
Gentlelife50:

Fact, even those that invested in okada business are better off.
With one coro money u can buy like 8 bikes give it out on hp, u sure to cash out every week.

Let us see... grin

Toyota Corolla Vs 8 Units of Bajaj Motorcycle

Unit price of Corolla - #2,200,000
Unit price of Bajaj - #285,000( 8 ) = #2,280,000

Weekly returns for Corolla - #30,000
Weekly return of Bajaj - #8000( 8 ) = #64000

In 10 months (in an ideal situation)

Corolla would have raised - #30000*4*10 = #1,200,000

8 Units of Bajaj would have raised - #64000*4*10 = #2,560,000

Conclusion:
The Toyota Corolla (Tokunboh) is a wrong tool for rental in ehailing.

Investing in Okada business is very risky, because if Lagos state Taskforce catch you? grin

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by GforGee: 7:01am On Feb 06, 2021
izzou:


Let us see... grin

Toyota Corolla Vs 8 Units of Bajaj Motorcycle

Unit price of Corolla - #2,200,000
Unit price of Bajaj - #285,000( 8 ) = #2,280,000

Weekly returns for Corolla - #30,000
Weekly return of Bajaj - #8000( 8 ) = #64000

In 10 months (in an ideal situation)

Corolla would have raised - #30000*4*10 = #1,200,000

8 Units of Bajaj would have raised - #64000*4*10 = #2,560,000

Conclusion:
The Toyota Corolla (Tokunboh) is a wrong tool for rental in ehailing.

Investing in Okada business is very risky, because if Lagos state Taskforce catch you? grin

Hmmm, its a serious something.


Mama Rad's mathematics is spilling everywhere grin

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by PuZZyNegro: 7:58am On Feb 06, 2021
Please, who knows how to sign up on bolt and Uber as a driver without a car yet or a driver looking for a car?
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by frubben(m): 8:03am On Feb 06, 2021
peeps4u:


Not every lady is a potential olosho.

Any lady that wishes/wants to be Olosho will have been one. Any lady that decides to be decent and not to become olosho shouldn't be unfairly classified as a potential Olosho.
he just openly insulted every girl out dere who is working her ass out to earn a living .


I have seen girls who work and labour very hard to earn something for demself. thanks for making him see it sha

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Slickleo: 8:25am On Feb 06, 2021
Ghost1994:
Each time I read how government officials extort Uberbolt drivers, my heart bleeds.

There’re many reasons why these things why we fall victims such as greed, misinformation and lack of concentration

Am gonna try and be helpful on the part of misinformation

Am gonna list some lastma/police/task force/local government touts hotspots

On the island

No parking and stopping on the entire stretch of marina and broad street, the only authorized drop off and pick up point for Uberbolt is oando filling station marina

Also no stopping at CMS bus stop both in front of that church and under the foot bridge.

No stopping or parking on the entire stretch of st Gregory’s road or any of the inner street off the street except you’re dropping Off a resident of that particular street,also no stopping or parking on the entire stretch of awolowo road ikoyi

No parking along that ikoyi passport office road, you can drop off and wait a bit but don’t park and switch off your engine,they have eyes all around

Also if you’re to park on those streets off Alfred rewane be very watchful and don’t sleep off because they patrol from time to time

Eko hotel round about is another place to be very careful about, if you’re sharp you can quickly drop off there and move sharply

Then another problem with Victoria island is that they’re many one way roads which the signs are hidden or not visible, I can’t vividly describe the streets here with texts but once you’re in VI and you’re trying to enter a street look out for signs or better still park and ask to be sure.

The newly built traffic lights at 1st and 2nd roundabout in lekki is a bit confusing, if you’re trying to make a u-turn, look out for the correct sign and turn there, else those lastma and police officers are milking people dry on a daily basis, don’t fall victim pls.

Ajah under bridge is also a hot spot

From Abraham adesanya down to epe is a bit relaxed

Now we come to mainland

First on the list is Ikeja, during the day there’s no safe spot on Ikeja except the inner inner streets of GRA and Allen area, Ikeja is very notorious for traffic offenses so it’s better you avoid them but I’ll still share some hotspots

Kodesoh street inwards GRA, if you’re not turning right towards airport road, don’t stay on the extreme right, it will be termed obstruction and watch out for the traffic light there,they change very fast

Under bridge too,if you’re not sure where you’re going just stay in the middle lane,another thing to note if you must press your phone or receive calls around Ikeja be very watchful too and vigilant

Ade niyi Jones to connect oba akran traffic light, pls don’t try and beat it because those task force policemen on bikes are always there and will give you a hot chase

Airport road,for no reason whatsoever must you stop on the entire stretch of airport road from international down to local, don’t ever ever stop or park, if you wanna pick someone just drive into the car park and wait, don’t try to be smart about it

If you’re to pick a rider at MM1 tell him or get to come in to the car park

If you’re to pick at MM2 you can pick from the arrival pick up point or car park but make sure you don’t pick or drop off a rider when you’re on the zebra crossing, that offense alone Na 50k and most importantly don’t waste time while picking up, if you don’t see the rider yet keep moving and circle round back into the airport until you see him or her

If you’re to pick at international airport tell the rider to come inside the car park not outside oh, it must be inside after the barrier else they will clamp and tow your car away

Most importantly when you’re around Ikeja you should be very smart and watchful and don’t park anyhow

Yaba is another hotspot that you don’t park anyhow on the streets except you go into the inner and isolated streets and also watch out for one way roads, another area notorious for one way roads is shomolu and bariga, I don’t really know much about those areas because I don’t go there

Surulere The traffic light in front of stadium to turn into Alhaji masha road be very careful lastma guys are always on the prowl,there’s also a turning if you miss it don’t try and turn at the next one,if you’re caught no stories oh

Also be careful around aguda area,there’re some no parking zones around there, even if you wanna park just be watchful and smart about it, the local government tours there no get joy at all

So for now these are the ones I can easily remember, the rest places I hardly go to and if I go I don’t waste time and am very vigilant before I leave there

Places like egbeda,agege,iyana ipaja, ayobo,ikotun,ikorodu,abule egbaland,ogba,somolu,bariga,igando I hardly go to these places

Places where you rarely have issues are festac,ago palace way,mile 2,ajegunle,okoko,satellite town,iba

Some other hot zones

Alakija under bridge
Apple junction(not always)
Iganmu bridge

That will be all for now

Stay safe and God bless us all

U too much join me abeg.

Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Slickleo: 8:29am On Feb 06, 2021
Hoping we can all share the best fuel station with more accurate gauge so we go Dy patronize them because wetin I I don experience dis year allow where man Dy buy fuel is negative.

MRS opposite Santiago hotel festac Link road is very good

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by kanuisagoat: 8:38am On Feb 06, 2021
Slickleo:
Hoping we can all share the best fuel station with more accurate gauge so we go Dy patronize them because wetin I I don experience dis year allow where man Dy buy fuel is negative.

MRS opposite Santiago hotel festac Link road is very good

Theres something I'm yet to understand. You buy fuel in some places and it feels like the fuel just vanishes while you buy in some other places and you notice the fuel stays longer.

Or maybe its just my brain playing tricks on me? grin
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Mowii: 9:15am On Feb 06, 2021
izzou:


Let us see... grin

Toyota Corolla Vs 8 Units of Bajaj Motorcycle

Unit price of Corolla - #2,200,000
Unit price of Bajaj - #285,000( 8 ) = #2,280,000

Weekly returns for Corolla - #30,000
Weekly return of Bajaj - #8000( 8 ) = #64000

In 10 months (in an ideal situation)

Corolla would have raised - #30000*4*10 = #1,200,000

8 Units of Bajaj would have raised - #64000*4*10 = #2,560,000

Conclusion:
The Toyota Corolla (Tokunboh) is a wrong tool for rental in ehailing.

Investing in Okada business is very risky, because if Lagos state Taskforce catch you? grin
hustle dy risky
hustle common die
hustle don dy saturated
The only option left is to hustle smart and cash out big.
Shout out to the real MVPs
E no easy to dy drive for hours continuously oooo

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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Felicity001(m): 10:00am On Feb 06, 2021
kanuisagoat:


What can we do? The prices of cars these days is just so ridiculous especially Nigerian used cars.

That is why I find it surprising that the price of used civic has remained stagnant and this in my opinion has made it a very wrong choice for the job.

Come to think of it. When civic was selling at around 1.2m and corolla around 1.6/1.7 everyone said corolla was too costly and civic was just perfect . As of now that same civic now goes for that same 1.6m grin

Imagine buying a vehicle at 1.6m toks minus cost of registration and plenty other miscellaneous expenses only to end up elling it 800k naija used after 1 year. What kind of depreciation is that?

To be honest these 2 cars (corolla and the Civic), are very good cars for transportation and when you come depreciation the Honda depreciates faster than the other for two reasons.

1. Bad reputation: Honda right from inception failed in ine way or the other to listen to customers review about their dislocation of "legs" and this issue has brought about so many fatalities and lost of properties, this bad reputation will take generations to be forgotten.

Toyota on the other hand has built on their reputation that even the worst thing in their brand can be ignored and taken as a factory error which won't even result to any lost of life or property.

This is why the 1st thing that comes into mind when you mention Honda is "the leg dey pull" bad name, it will take generation of years for that to be erased even if the problem has been eliminated.

2. Second hand value: once an Honda car get damaged or accidended, even if the best panel beater fix it it wont have that original look or shape again like a Toyota would.

These are the main odds the Honda brand has against the Toyota.

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