- Lagos e-hailing driver Yusfat Ayinde was fatally attacked by unidentified assailants who ambushed him during a ride request and stole his vehicle
- The Amalgamated Union of App-Based Transporters of Nigeria has called for improved security measures and launched an investigation into the incident
- Authorities are working to track down the perpetrators, while similar past cases have heightened concerns about the safety of e-hailing drivers in Lagos
Authorities have launched an immediate investigation to nab the suspects responsible and have them duly prosecuted. Image: FB/Nigerian Police ForceSource: TwitterDeceased remembered as selfless hustler”Our task force is collaborating with Ayindes family and relevant authorities to gather crucial evidence. We are also working to identify the specific ride-hailing platform used for the request,” Azeez stated.Union working on improved security measures”We are committed to ensuring the safety of our members and will continue advocating for better protection for app-based transporters. This unfortunate incident must serve as a wake-up call for authorities to strengthen security for drivers and commuters alike,” Azeez added.Gang kill Uber driver in LagosDrunk driver kills four soldiers, injures other