inDrive invests N1bn to boost Nigerian drivers’ welfare

🇳🇬 Punch Nigeria (NG) — 2026-09-22

The ride-hailing company inDrive invested approximately N1 billion to improve welfare for Nigerian drivers, providing healthcare, education support, and fuel vouchers. These efforts are designed to strengthen its market presence in Nigeria.

Ride-hailing platform inDrive invested N1bn in Nigerian drivers’ welfare last year, covering healthcare, school fees, and fuel vouchers to boost its market Read More: https://punchng.com/indrive-invests-n1bn-to-boost-nigerian-drivers-welfare/

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inDrive invests N1bn to boost Nigerian drivers’ welfare

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