Uber宣布立即停止在尼日利亚和乌干达的运营1。这一决定是在首席执行官Dara Khosrowshahi宣布全球裁员10%（超过3000个工作岗位）的背景下做出的1。此举标志着Uber在过去一年内第三次从非洲国家撤出，此前已经退出象牙海岸和坦桑尼亚1。
Uber在尼日利亚自2014年开始运营，在乌干达自2016年开始运营1。尼日利亚司机长期对平台条件提出投诉，包括应用内价格过低、燃油成本上升以及手续费过高等问题1。公司表示拉各斯帮助中心将继续运营至2023年9月23日1。经过此次调整，Uber在撒哈拉以南非洲地区仅在埃及、加纳、肯尼亚和南非四个国家继续开展业务1。
Uber has announced the immediate cessation of operations in Nigeria and Uganda, marking a significant retreat from the African market.1 The ride-hailing company had operated in Nigeria since 2014 and in Uganda since 2016.1 This withdrawal represents the third African country exit within the past year, following departures from Ivory Coast and Tanzania.1
The decision comes amid broader restructuring efforts at Uber, with Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi announcing a global workforce reduction of 10 percent, affecting more than 3,000 positions.1 Drivers in Nigeria had lodged persistent complaints regarding low in-app pricing, rising fuel costs, and excessive service fees.1 The company's Lagos support center will continue operations until September 23, 2023.1 Following these exits, Uber will maintain presence in only four sub-Saharan African nations: Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.1
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