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Uber has shut down its ride-hailing services in Nigeria and Uganda with immediate effect as part of a global restructuring initiative. The company announced the closure of operations in both African countries abruptly, affecting drivers and riders who relied on the platform. This move reflects Uber's broader strategy to streamline its international presence and focus on more profitable markets. The decision impacts thousands of users across Lagos and Kampala who depended on the service for daily transportation needs.
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