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Uber Drivers Begin Strike in Abuja

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Published: 2016/10/31
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Drivers of online transportation network company in Abuja set to begin strike following what seems to be a series of problems with the company.

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The Abuja Partner Forum has been trying to get Uber to take note of some issues that have been affecting both drivers and partners in the city.

An Uber Partner in Abuja, there have been reports of drivers getting robbed by riders, rides not being properly documented (so drivers earn less than what they’re due), amongst other issues.

The strike is coming few days after Uber lost its right to classify its drivers as self-employed in the UK.

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