Uber/Bolt charge almost 25% on every ride, plus the high cost of fuel and maintenance of vehicle. What's left for the driver's is peanut, I heard drivers had repeatedly pleaded with them to reduce their commission to 15%. But they refuse, so don't blame the drivers alone
Uber @uberng is gone from Nigeria after 12 years. I am not surprised.
This market punishes platforms that assume trust.
The company built the marketplace, while the driver shows up and asks the rider to go offline, keeping the full fare. Zero work locating the passenger!
100% of the money treated as entitlement.
This is not government or economy or market forces, it's culture! We are too comfortable circumventing the system that made the transaction possible.
Bolt, inDrive & others will inherit the demand and the same leak. Uber also never gave riders a reason to stay honest, no real loyalty, no rewards. For example after 10 trips, a free trip. Customers were not incentivized for refusing side deals.
Localize or die! They obviously chose not to. Sad, but predictable!
@Idaneko1@Imranmuhdz You need to listen to understand, I guess the discussion is above your paygrade.
The foundation of any democracy is a strong opposition but that point flew over your dumb head.