Nigeria’s ride-hailing business faces a test as drivers demand better terms

Drivers on Bolt and inDrive in Lagos began an indefinite strike on Monday, 12 October. It started about six weeks after Uber stopped operating in Nigeria , and four days after Moove, the vehicle financier that built its business around ride-hailing drivers, said it would leave the country too. The strike was called by the Lagos State Council of the Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria, known as AUATON.