Why did Uber lose the Nigerian market to competition?
12 years of Operation in a highly volatile market and some marketing experts believe that Uber's failure to adapt to local markets was it's undoing in Nigeria
Are these mere assumptions?
Let's find out:
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Yomi retweeted
Lagos deserves better, and Lagosians deserve more.
Yesterday, at the Consortium Lagos Governorship Debate, I spoke about a Lagos operating far below its potential.
And how the problems we face as a State are not beyond our ability to solve. They are problems that require the political will to confront vested interests and put Lagosians first.
We will: invest in the people, modernize transportation, expand housing, support businesses and job creation, dismantle systems that exploit ordinary Lagosians and build a sustainable state that works for everyone.
Our manifesto is Ona Tuntun, A New Way. The choice before Lagosians is simple: more promises from an incumbent 27-year hegemony, or a new way?
Ó TI YÁ.
Replying to @lagosyouknow
Hmmm... shocked that Hamzat is stammering. A sitting deputy governor with about 20years of experience working on Lagos as a project. This is not good!
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Replying to @ruffydfire
Obi is always the factor.
They underestimate him because of his gentle mien but if you are deeply observant you can tell the man understands the art of marketing while politicking. He is the REAL master of the game.
Way way ahead of Tinubu and Wike.
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Replying to @smolagunju
Shes trying to create an identity for herself. In all fairness, if your audience are party lovers, club enthusiasts who love to enjoy a great time while dancing. Then this is not misplaced. The problem is just our culture, it will always come back to haunt you.
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Replying to @YIAGA
If anything goes wrong with Nigeria's democracy, @inecnigeria & Amupitan should be held responsible. You can tell that Nigerians are angry and you are playing with the future of Nigeria.
How does this make sense?
@10DowningStreet
@POTUS @KemiBadenoch @UN
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Replying to @Morris_Monye
The picture looks funny. If the image was edited, his PR team should respond FAST. This damage will have a lot of "follow come".
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Replying to @Morris_Monye
I'm telling you. The damage outweighs the supposed 'gains'.
Shocked he didn't think it through.
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Replying to @Bigg_wuraola
The saddest part is that they get all small small but consistent jobs from the local government. So somehow someway you find out that people like this determine what happens in an area where a Dangote's mum reside. Politics is that local and powerful.
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