Drivers give Moove a three-day ultimatum to reverse 100% remittance hike
- Drivers issued a three-day ultimatum to Uber and Moove to reverse a 100% hike in DTO remittance.
- Protests were held by drivers who shut down operations over the increased daily repayments from ₦9,400 to ₦18,700.
- AUATON claims the new terms push drivers into debt and compromise safety and fairness in the ride-hailing sector.
The situation highlights significant issues within the ride-hailing industry in Nigeria, particularly regarding the treatment of drivers. The demands from AUATON reflect a growing concern over economic exploitation and the need for fair labor practices. It is essential for companies like Uber and Moove to address these grievances to maintain a sustainable business model and ensure the safety and well-being of their drivers.
