Two of Nigeria’s foremost ride-hailing companies, Uber and Bolt have more or less rejected calls by drivers for them to slash their commissions to 10%. Technext reached out to both app companies, requesting to know their plans for drivers and the e-hailing space given the latest development. Consequently, we are dedicated to thoroughly assessing the impact of the recent fuel price increase and implementing necessary measures to minimise any adverse effects on all stakeholders. Uber Country Manager, Tope AkinwumiBolt charges a 25% commission while Uber charges 20%. Because right now, it might be the only way drivers receive the best earning on the Uber and Bolt platforms.