Uber Ceases Operations in Nigeria and Uganda Global ride-hailing company Uber has announced the immediate closure of its operations in Nigeria and Uganda after reviewing its business in the two markets. Uber began operating in Nigeria in 2014 and Uganda two years later. It has faced increasingly difficult conditions, including rising fuel costs, pressure from rival ride-hailing platforms and complaints from drivers over low fares and high commission charges. The company's departure from Nigeria and Uganda follows its recent exits from Ivory Coast and Tanzania, further reducing its presence on the continent. Uber said the decision was limited to the two countries and would not affect its remaining operations in sub-Saharan Africa, where it says it continues to see growth opportunities. The company will support affected employees and drivers. Its help centres in Nigeria and Uganda will remain open until later this month to address outstanding issues. Other ride-hailing companies, including Bolt, inDrive and local operators, are expected to compete for customers and fill the gap left by Uber's departure. Nigeria:  Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years Amid 3,300 Global Layoffs This Day, 3 September 2026 Ride-hailing giant, Uber, yesterday announced the discontinuation of its operations in Nigeria after 12 years in the country, as part of a broader restructuring of its global… Read more » Nigeria:  How Uber Exit Affects Drivers, Passengers Daily Trust, 4 September 2026 The decision by Uber to wind down its ride-hailing operations in Nigeria has triggered concerns among drivers, passengers and industry stakeholders, with fears that the exit could… Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Exits Nigeria, Uganda After Review of African Operations Capital FM, 3 September 2026 Ride-hailing giant Uber has exited Nigeria and Uganda, ending its operations in the two African markets after reviewing its business. Read more » Nigeria:  Why Uber Ceased Nigerian Operation After 12 Years Daily Trust, 3 September 2026 Ride-hailing company Uber has exited the Nigerian market, shutting down its operations in the country effective Wednesday, September 2, 2026. Read more » Uganda:  Uber Exits Uganda After 12 Years Independent (Kampala), 3 September 2026 Global ride-hailing company Uber is winding down its operations in Uganda and Nigeria, ending a 12-year presence in Uganda's increasingly competitive ride-hailing market. Uber said… Read more » Nigeria:  Netizens React As Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years Vanguard, 2 September 2026 Ride-hailing giant Uber has commenced the winding down of its operations in Nigeria, with the company's exit coming amid a major global restructuring aimed at cutting costs and… Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years, Ends Operations Today Leadership, 2 September 2026 Ride-hailing company, Uber, has announced its I'll pexit from Nigeria after 12 years of operations in the country. Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Ends Ride-Hailing Operations in Nigeria After 12 Years Leadership, 2 September 2026 Global ride-hailing company Uber has officially wound down its ride-hailing operations in Nigeria, ending a 12-year presence in the country. The company's exit took effect on… Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Pulls Out of Nigeria Daily Trust, 2 September 2026 Ride-hailing company, Uber, has shut down its operations in Nigeria. Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years of Operation Premium Times, 2 September 2026 But the ride-hailing company said the decision to exit Nigeria is unrelated to the recent FAAN directive concerning e-hailing operations at Nigerian airports. Read more » Nigeria:  Uber Exits Nigeria After 12 Years of Operations This Day, 2 September 2026 Global ride-hailing company Uber has announced plans to wind down its operations in Nigeria after 12 years in the country. Read more » (file photo).