Uber exit shows Nigeria is becoming a ‘graveyard of businesses’, ADC says
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- The African Democratic Congress described Uber’s exit from Nigeria after 12 years as evidence that the country is becoming a “graveyard of businesses.”
- The party said the departure conflicted with the Federal Government’s claims of economic progress.
The African Democratic Congress has described Uber’s departure from Nigeria after 12 years as fresh evidence that the country is becoming a “graveyard of businesses.”
The party said the ride-hailing company’s exit was at odds with the Federal Government’s claim that the economy is making progress, arguing that businesses continue to struggle.
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