Di Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) say dem dey investigate how Uber quick leave Nigeria, especially how di ride-hailing company take handle services wey dem no finish give customers.

As dem talk with Bloomberg on Sunday, Tunji Bello, wey be FCCPC boss, say di officials for FCCPC go check di way Uber take leave.

E say di officials for Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission “dey look into di way dem take leave, especially concerning services wey dem no provide to customers.”

On September 2, Uber announce say dem wan leave Nigeria and Uganda, from September 2.

“After we don check well well, we don take hard decision to close operations for Nigeria and Uganda, from September 2, 2026.

This decision only concern these two markets and no go affect our operations for oda parts of Africa,” di ride-hailing company talk.

After dis one happen, oda competitors like Bolt and inDrive say dem dey find way to increase dia market by filling di gap.

Uber, on September 2, say dem go cut more than 3,000 jobs worldwide as part of big plan to rearrange di company, reduce managers, and focus spending on dia main business.

Di company don face plenty wahala for Nigeria, with drivers protesting against fares, commission rates, and bad treatment for 2017, 2023, and 2025.