Nigeria’s regulator asks Uber about the services it did not deliver before leaving

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Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is investigating Uber’s abrupt exit, particularly unfulfilled services to customers, after the company shut down without warning as part of a global review that cut 3,300 jobs. The main beneficiary is Estonia’s Bolt, and EU platform rules would have required 30 days’ notice to drivers. Nigeria’s competition and […]This story continues at The Next Web