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inDrive Records 96% Surge in App Installs
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inDrive Records 96% Surge in App Installs

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inDrive, a global mobility and delivery services platform, is gaining traction among Nigerian consumers as the country’s ride-hailing market continues to evolve, recording a 96 per cent increase in app installs and emerging as the number one ride-hailing app in Nigeria by installs.

According to independent third-party data from Sensor Tower, inDrive has continued to grow its active user base, further strengthening its position in Nigeria’s evolving ride-hailing market, as consumers increasingly turn to mobility options that offer affordability, flexibility, and greater control over their rides.

Commenting on the changing market landscape, the Country Manager, inDrive Nigeria, Timothy Oladimeji, noted that the platform’s growth reflects the relevance of a business model that offers consumers greater choice while responding to the realities of emerging markets, where affordability remains an important consideration.

Oladimeji added that inDrive is evolving beyond ride-hailing to build a broader mobility and delivery services ecosystem designed to serve passengers, drivers and businesses, with Delivery extending the platform’s value to the B2B market.

“The growth we have recorded reflects the strength of our model and our deep understanding of the Nigerian market. While the market continues to evolve, our focus remains on giving passengers greater choice, flexibility, and access to affordable, reliable mobility, while creating flexible earning opportunities for drivers.,” he said.

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