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Moove Shuts Down Operations in Nigeria, Gifts Drivers ₦35 Billion Worth of Cars

In a surprising move, the Nigerian ride-hailing service, Moove, has announced its closure. However, this decision comes with a twist as the company plans to gift drivers ₦35 billion worth of cars for free. According to MoreBranches, the news was confirmed by Moove’s management, but the exact reason for the closure remains unclear. This decision is expected to significantly impact the lives of thousands of drivers who have partnered with Moove since its launch in Nigeria. The company’s closure is a reflection of the challenges faced by the ride-hailing industry in Nigeria, a market with a growing demand for transportation solutions. The impact of this development on the Nigerian economy, particularly the transportation sector, is yet to be fully understood. This story matters to Nigerian readers as it sheds light on the state of the ride-hailing industry in the country and its potential effects on employment and economic growth.

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