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E-Hailing Drivers in Lagos Threaten Boycott Over ‘Low Fares’ Amid Soaring Cost of Living

by Editorial Team
5 February 2025
in Lifestyle, News
E-Hailing Drivers in Lagos Threaten Boycott Over 'Low Fares' Amid Soaring Cost of Living

The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria (AUATON), Lagos State Council, has urged ride-hailing service providers to adjust fares in favour of drivers to reflect the present economic reality or face a boycott from drivers.

AUATON described as ‘’unfair and insensitive,” the fares imposed on drivers by companies such ride hailing companies.

The Lagos State Public Relations Officer of AUATON, Mr Steven Iwindoye, in a statement said;

“They are drastically undervaluing our services.

“For instance, when a trip that should rightfully cost ₦5,000 is reduced to ₦2,000 at the rider’s discretion, it is an insult to our profession and must not be tolerated.

“There should be a minimum fare benchmark for riders to negotiate within, rather than the current situation where fares are slashed to exploitative levels.

“The continuous price slashes and unfair treatment of drivers by ride-hailing companies have pushed drivers to a breaking point,” he said.

“The cost of living has skyrocketed – the cost of fuel, spare parts, vehicle maintenance, rent, and food are high; weekly remittances to partners, school fees and even tyre replacements have gone up.

“It is only logical for drivers to expect an upward fare review.

“The only viable solution is for all drivers to unite, take a stand, and boycott any app-based company that refuses to listen to our grievances.

 

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