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Uber exit from Nigeria sparks labor dispute and Moove exit

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Latest: Moove to exit Nigeria following Uber's market departure

Uber announced it would wind down its Nigerian operations as of September 2, 2024, citing a review of business priorities and investment focus. This decision follows a similar exit from Uganda. The departure has trigger

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Nigerian aviation sector development and honors

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Latest: Nigeria expands aviation cooperation through safety reforms and India ties

The Nigerian aviation sector has recently focused on honoring industry pioneers and expanding academic capacity. The Nigeria Aviation Hall of Fame (NAHOF) officially unveiled its montage and Achievers’ compendium at Murt

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Nigeria transport sector regulatory and technological shifts

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Latest: ProTaxi launches 1,000 electric vehicles in Abuja

The Nigerian transport sector is undergoing significant changes driven by new regulatory mandates and private sector innovation. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has implemented a policy requiring airport

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Nigeria transport and aviation sector growth

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Latest: Nigeria emerges as Africa’s fourth-largest aviation market

Nigeria is experiencing significant growth across its transport and logistics sectors. In the first half of 2026, passenger motor vehicle imports surged by 145.6 per cent year-on-year to ₦1.18 trillion, driven in part by

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Uber global restructuring and workforce reduction

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Latest: Uber exits Nigeria and Uganda ride-hailing markets

Uber Technologies is implementing a major global restructuring that includes cutting approximately 10% of its workforce, totaling about 3,300 positions. This initiative represents the company’s largest personnel reductio

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