A global ride-hailing service, UBER has announced its exit from the Nigerian market effective Wednesday after 12 years.
The ride-hailing service, which was first introduced in Lagos in 2014, made this known in a statement sent to the email addresses of its customers.
According to UBER, the decision was made after reviewing its business
“We are writing to share some difficult news. After a thorough review of our business, we have made the tough decision to wind down our operations in Nigeria, effective 2 September 2026,” the service provider, ” they said in the statement.
“Since we first launched in Lagos in 2014, it has been an absolute privilege to be a part of your daily life, connecting you with independent transportation providers.
“Whether it was a morning commute, a ride to see loved ones, or exploring the city, thank you for trusting the platform
to connect you to a driver to get you there safely. We know this may cause disruption to your routine, and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience.”
It, however, said that its help centre would be available until 23 September 2026 to help customers with any final account queries.
Uber operates in over 70 countries, more than 15,000 cities, and over 700 airports globally.
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