Since Uber ended its Nigerian operations on September 2, 2026, passengers now need alternative ride-hailing services for everyday journeys, business trips and airport transportation.
Bolt
Bolt is one of the main replacements for Uber in Nigeria. It operates across several Nigerian cities and allows passengers to request rides through its app.
Passengers can check an estimated fare, driver information and vehicle details before confirming a trip.
inDrive
inDrive is another major alternative. Its fare negotiation system allows passengers to suggest a price and drivers to accept or make a counteroffer.
It can be useful for passengers who want to negotiate fares and drivers who prefer choosing which requests to accept.
LagRide
LagRide is another option, particularly for passengers in Lagos. It provides app-based transportation for journeys around the city.
Which One Should You Use?
The right Uber replacement depends on your location and preferences:
- Bolt: A strong all-round option for everyday rides.
- inDrive: Good for passengers who want to negotiate fares.
- LagRide: An option for Lagos-based journeys.
Compare current fares, driver availability, estimated arrival time and vehicle details before booking.
For Former Uber Drivers
Former Uber drivers can consider registering with alternative platforms such as Bolt and inDrive. Drivers should compare commissions, vehicle requirements, registration costs, trip demand and potential earnings before switching.
How Travo.ng Can Help
Travo.ng can help travellers plan transportation across Nigeria, including city rides and airport transfers.
Uber’s departure has changed the Nigerian ride-hailing market, but passengers still have several alternatives for getting around.
