Lagos drivers reveal the most profitable ride-hailing apps

When Uber launched in Lagos in 2014, drivers like Kayode Olaniyan made as much as ₦300,000 a week. Today, the story is different. Ride-hailing has become a survivalist hustle, with drivers juggling multiple platforms to maximize earnings amid rising fuel costs, high platform commissions, and relentless fare cuts.

Uber, Bolt, inDrive, and Rida all compete on pricing, and sometimes, these…