One month after Uber exit, another company ends operations in Nigeria

Just a month after the exit of Uber, a global mobility company founded in Lagos Moove, has announced plans to end operations in Nigeria too. 
The company announced this decision on Thursday just six years after it began operations in Nigeria.
According to the company, customers will get total ownership of eligible vehicles to existing customers with no further payment required to the company for the vehicles from October 1, 2026.
Speaking on the decision, Moove Co-Founder, Co-CEO and Advisory Board Chairman, Ladi Delano, said Nigeria remained at the heart of the company’s history and growth.
“Nigeria is where Moove began, and everything we have built since carries something of Lag...