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ProTaxi launches October 1 as Promise Land moves to empower 1,000 drivers, opens registration
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ProTaxi launches October 1 as Promise Land moves to empower 1,000 drivers, opens registration

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LAGOS, Nigeria – Ahead of its much-anticipated October 1 launch, Promise Land has announced the commencement of registration for drivers interested in participating in the ProTaxi empowerment programme, which is expected to provide opportunities for 1,000 drivers.

The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Promise Land, Ambassador Dr. Lawrence Oloche Emmanuel, who made this known, said the initiative is designed to combine economic empowerment with a new approach to urban transportation in Nigeria.

According to Emmanuel, ProTaxi will deploy green-energy, environmentally friendly vehicles, with a strong focus on affordability, cost-effectiveness, safety and convenience for both drivers and passengers.

He explained that the choice of October 1 for the official launch is significant, as the company seeks to introduce a proudly Nigerian mobility platform capable of creating jobs, supporting households and contributing to the country’s transition towards cleaner transportation.

“ProTaxi is about empowerment, innovation and providing Nigerians with a cost-effective and environmentally friendly transportation alternative. Through this initiative, we are creating opportunities for 1,000 drivers and, by extension, supporting 1,000 households,” Emmanuel said.

Promise Land has also released a registration link for prospective drivers, allowing interested Nigerians to register ahead of the October 1 rollout.

The ProTaxi app is expected to provide passengers with access to its e-hailing services while connecting registered drivers to customers through the platform.

With the launch date drawing closer, anticipation is building among prospective drivers and members of the public awaiting the arrival of the new Nigerian-owned e-hailing service.

Contact Information

Address:

31, Akiru Close, Phillip Benson Close, Abuja, Nigeria

Telephone:

+234 806 673 6142

+234 907 761 4382

Email:

support@protaxi.app

Website

https://protaxi.app/ devices.

ProTaxi launches October 1 as Promise Land moves to empower 1,000 drivers, opens registration

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