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Bolt sees 92% spike in Nigerian driver registrations after Uber exit

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Ride-hailing firm Bolt has recorded a 92% week-on-week increase in driver registrations in Nigeria following the exit of its main rival, Uber. Read More: https://punchng.com/bolt-sees-92-spike-in-nigerian-driver-registrations-after-uber-exit/

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