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E-hailing drivers begin indefinite strike in Lagos over fare structures

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E-hailing drivers in Lagos State began an indefinite strike on October 11, 2026, protesting concerns over fare structures, commissions, deductions, and welfare. The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria announced the industrial action. The union, an affiliate of the Nigeria Labour Congress, stated the strike addresses challenges affecting drivers' earnings and working conditions.

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Why it matters

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The strike involves a major transport sector in Lagos, a key economic hub in Nigeria. The union appealed to fleet owners and managers to temporarily suspend daily remittance obligations and operational targets during the industrial action. This action could disrupt logistics and commerce within Lagos State.

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    Supply chain disruption in Lagos could impact the interdependent operational relationship with Ogun State.

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