Tag: Bolt Nigeria

Bolt has recognised and rewarded some of its top-performing drivers across Nigeria, presenting household appliances and other gifts to encourage ...

Bolt has outlined the items customers can and cannot send through Bolt Send, warning against prohibited goods and packages valued ...

The company surveyed more than 1,800 driver-partners across Nigeria, with 76% of drivers saying rudeness or verbal aggression is the ...

Beyond festive seasons, single-day social events such as Valentine’s Day are now generating mobility volumes comparable to major holiday periods

In cities like Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, app-based transport now fills gaps left by overstretched public systems, connecting people ...

Today, Bolt operates in a reality where safety is no longer a single feature, it’s an ecosystem

Selection was based on usage frequency and regularity, rather than competitions or public nominations

At its End-of-Year Driver Awards, Bolt honoured driver-partners in Lagos, while also recognising those across Port Harcourt, Abuja and Benin, ...

The company’s latest figures show that movement into cities in the country has grown far earlier than usual this year.

This captures both the progress of technology, and the gaps in public safety that technology has been able to fill.

The company says its Price Bidding feature already allows fair fare negotiation within the app.

Bolt is celebrating Customer Service Week 2025 with gifts, games, and gratitude for the drivers and riders who keep its ...

But look past the numbers and we see a worrisome picture. Most of these platforms are not Nigerian-owned, at least ...

The forum brought together passengers, drivers, regulators, media, lifestyle influencers, and Bolt staff to confront the realities of urban mobility ...

This translates to an average monthly income of ₦1.61 million per driver, outpacing the ₦1.2 million monthly average reported by ...