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African-based production company sharing culture & stories that matter. Dumb it Down now showing on YouTube.

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For no reason, I am looking forward to seeing inDrive occupy the industry.

It’s funny that I am only a fan because of their brand voice from TikTok comments sections.😂

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We asked the Country Manager for inDrive what he will do to change the transportation system in Lagos and you'll probably agree with his responses.

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Abimbola Craig what an Excellent woman. I will be there.

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@surrealsoftlife Welcome. The show is called Dumb It Down, and like the name implies, it's a show where we break down Nigeria’s most complex industries through conversations anyone can follow. New episodes air on YouTube every Friday from 6PM.

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What’s really holding back Nigeria’s ride-hailing business? 🚕

inDrive Nigeria’s Dimeji Timothy breaks down the challenges, opportunities and realities of moving people in Nigeria on Dumb It Down.

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Some nuggets from Episode 2 with Dimeji Timothy.

Watch the full episode to get into the conversation behind these thoughts.

This episode is now streaming on Youtube and Spotify.
#dumbitdown #atlas777media #indrive

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“Evolve always”
Our guest on the latest episode of the Dumb It Down podcast, Mr. Dimeji Timothy, the country manager at Indrive Nigeria.

Ride hailing is a prominent industry and our guest dumbs down every complexity.

Out now on Youtube and streaming platforms!
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[‘Mide @LookingForMide]

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[‘Mide @LookingForMide]

Abimbola Craig : So your platform is built on the believe that the price should be agreed not imposed yea, do you think there can be fairness in that kind of business or is it on ever perceived?

Dimeji Timothy : it’s not perceived it exist,there is fairness that you are getting to choose and you are not getting imposed upon to pay a particular price , you are able to negotiate! So yea it gives you the choice , it doesn’t impose, you are able to choose and you can decide you know what I’m not doing again! So fairness still exist….

Me : I really enjoyed the conversation!!!

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Why have some ride hailing apps struggled to stay in the game?

On this episode of Dumb It Down, our guest, Mr.Dimeji Timothy shares his thoughts on what makes transportation an expensive business and why adapting to change matters.

Watch more on YouTube & Spotify.
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Uber has exited Nigeria. What does that mean for ride-hailing? 🤔
@abimbolacraig gets the answers from @dimejitimothy, Country Manager, inDrive, on #DumbItDown.
Stream on @atlas777media ‘s YouTube & Spotify.

#DumbItDown #RideHailing #Nigeria #Atlas777Media

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BTS from Episode 2 of the Dumb It Down.

Dimeji Timothy joined Abimbola Craig for a conversation on business, mobility and what it takes to keep up with a changing market.

If you haven’t watched yet, it is live on Atlas777 Media Youtube and Spotify.
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[‘Mide @LookingForMide]

Abimbola Craig : At the rate in which Ride-hailing keeps growing successfully right, would you say that that’s great for the stake holders of such companies but also not great for public transport system?

Dimeji Timothy : It’s great for all players , for stakeholders I mean more profits, for the state government as have shared it means for everyone riding vehicles on the road it means better use of the road resource, better environmental condition, for the drivers it means more earning opportunities …..

Me : Watch till the end , Do you agree with him? Let’s discuss in the comment section

[‘Mide @LookingForMide]

Nigeria’s ride-hailing space is changing, and the race for the commuter is getting more interesting. The industry is changing, the rules are shifting, and the future of mobility is becoming a bigger conversation.

Is inDrive coming for the top spot now that Uber is leaving Nigeria? Abimbola Craig and @dimejitimothy get into the conversation in the Esp 2 of #DumbItDown

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#RideHailing
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Abimbola : We’ve had quite a number of different driving app come in and out. Some have stayed longer, some have not been to. What do you think is that one thing that they are lacking that you’ve been able to tap into to help sustain the structure that you’re trying to create for yourself regardless of the fact that there’s no bigger structure yet in place

Dimeji Timothy : it is very very expensive ventures, logistics or transportation is was the second most spend on in 2025 after food it’s the nerve that power trade commerce and the like it’s an expensive venture especially the model that we run

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#RideHailing
#Nigeria

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“Evolve always”
Our guest on the latest episode of the Dumb It Down podcast, Mr. Dimeji Timothy, the country manager at Indrive Nigeria.

Ride hailing is a prominent industry and our guest dumbs down every complexity.

Out now on Youtube and streaming platforms!
Link in bio!

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@esisoverthis Tune in by 6pm to know more!!

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Recommendations from stylist and image architect @thestyleinfidel on books relating to fashion and styling.

Want to know more? Find out on the podcast channel available on Youtube & Spotify.
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[‘Mide @LookingForMide]

Abimbola Craig : What is your take on Adire and the resurgence right now because it’s back and it’s up and up

Tosin Ogundadegbe : it’s up , pretty up! For me it’s very nostalgic , very very nostalgic reminds me of like the Bubu era which was like the 90s, looking at time now , I think one designer that sort kinda make it contemporary and I give her her flowers for it will be Maki oh(Amaka Osakwe)