In an effort to fortify safety for all riders in Nigeria, Bolt has donated office equipment to the Lagos State Ministry of Transport’s Vehicle Inspection Service Centre.
Brandnewsday understands that the fastest-growing ride-hailing platform in Nigeria, Bolt gives equipment to the Lagos Vehicle inspection service centre to facilitates drivers’ safety.
This donation is targeted at assisting the centre in the seamless adoption of the new ride-hailing regulations by the Lagos State Ministry of Transport, providing the necessary documentation for ride-hailing drivers in the State.
This new ride-hailing regulation seeks to address various safety concerns facing the online ride-hailing industry and to ensure effective accreditation processes for Drivers. Bolt, through its unwavering commitment to the safety of Nigerians, took the initiative to facilitate the adoption of the policy through this donation.
Meanwhile, the office equipment was received by the Director of the Lagos Vehicle Inspection Service Centre, Engr Akin-George Fashola.
However, Fashola applauded Bolt for extending its hands of fellowship to the agency, he said: “We are very grateful to the Bolt Team in Nigeria for helping us get more equipment at this time. This equipment will help provide efficient and swift service and enable us to serve the people of Nigeria better, especially as more people seek other opportunities and avenues to make a living for themselves.”
recall that the hailing company, Bolt in the past invested in collateral and other equipment in improving the service offered in the respective communities of Nigeria.
Reacting to the development, Femi Akin-Laguda, Bolt Country Manager, said: “As a leading ride-hailing platform in the country, we pride ourselves as a responsible partner to regulatory stakeholders in playing our part in the communities in which we operate. Our support of the Vehicle Inspection Service Centre is a reaffirmation of our unwavering commitment to our public policy partners, a cornerstone of our very cordial relationship with our regulators.
READ: Bolt Raises ₦50.1 Billion To Restore Operations Across The Globe
”This donation also serves as an avenue to reiterate our commitment to the safety of all our customers, both existing and potential. We trust that the Director and his team will continue the excellent work that is synonymous with the Service.”
LAGOS, Nigeria | October 2026 — A new independent reputation intelligence audit of the African Public Relations…
Retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG), Frank Mba, has formally unveiled his law office, FRANK…
LAGOS, Nigeria | 9 October 2026. Big Brother Naija has grown from a reality television…
The stage is set for another major chapter in African music as the International Executive…
Stanbic IBTC Holdings, A member of Standard Bank Group, has concluded the third edition of…
African Scholarship and Delusional Episteme - There is something deeply revealing about the manner in…
This website uses cookies.