Rida, the set-your-price ride-hailing service, has received its official license to operate in the vibrant city of Lagos.
In what is set to change the transportation landscape in Lagos, the Nigerian ride-hailing has displayed its adherence to high standards of operation, commitment to excellent service, and rigorous compliance with regulatory guidelines to achieve this significant milestone.
Attaining the official authorization is a testament to the company’s adherence to high operational standards, commitment to providing excellent service, and robust compliance with regulatory guidelines.
The platform satisfies all the criteria required by the Lagos state government in terms of safety, security, and reliability, making Rida one of a few legally-grounded digital transport services in the city.
The further expansion of Rida in Lagos promises a refreshing, efficient, safe, and affordable transportation solution for the city’s residents.
With a focus on providing fair trips via negotiation features for driver and rider, Rida also places a high value on safety and reliability, adhering to strict procedures, including comprehensive background checks and intensive training for all their drivers.
“Receiving this license is a strong validation of our operational practices and unwavering commitment to providing top-notch services,” Rida CEO, Osi Oguah said.
“We eagerly look forward to delivering our trusted ride-hailing services to the people of Lagos, ensuring a convenient, safe, and affordable solution for their daily commuting needs.”
Rida is also keen on expanding to other cities of Nigeria. It is currently operating in Lagos and Abuja, but plans to open the service in Kano, Benin and Port Harcourt shortly.
It is anticipated to contribute positively to the city’s economy, creating employment opportunities for thousands of people and paving the way for a new income avenue for car owners.