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On-demand taxi app, Taxify, is coming to Nigeria.
Taxify is an Eastern European ridesharing company operating in 20 cities across 15 countries. It will launch in Lagos, Nigeria on November 18, 2016.
Taxify is also popular in Africa, operational in four cities in the continent. It first launched in Johannesburg and Cape Town in April of this year. It launched in Nairobi in July, 2016, and in Accra last month.
“Riders are ensured of the best experience using Taxify as their rides are handled by happier partners which ultimately leads to a better service delivery to riders," Taxify Nigeria Operations Manager Uche Okafor, said.
"We believe the bulk of the earnings of a trip should go to vehicle owner amidst the rising cost of maintaining and fueling the vehicle.”
Taxify promises better service delivery for customers by charging 30% less than it’s closest competitors, and its driver partners will be earning 15% less than the closest competitor.
Taxify is an Eastern European ridesharing company operating in 20 cities across 15 countries. It will launch in Lagos, Nigeria on November 18, 2016.
Taxify is also popular in Africa, operational in four cities in the continent. It first launched in Johannesburg and Cape Town in April of this year. It launched in Nairobi in July, 2016, and in Accra last month.
“Riders are ensured of the best experience using Taxify as their rides are handled by happier partners which ultimately leads to a better service delivery to riders," Taxify Nigeria Operations Manager Uche Okafor, said.
"We believe the bulk of the earnings of a trip should go to vehicle owner amidst the rising cost of maintaining and fueling the vehicle.”
Taxify promises better service delivery for customers by charging 30% less than it’s closest competitors, and its driver partners will be earning 15% less than the closest competitor.
