Three million people now work in Nigeria's gig economy, and nearly a quarter of them are in ride-hailing, according to a new report by Ipsos commissioned by Bolt. At an estimated value of $5.18 billion, the gig economy is no longer a minor layer of Nigeria's...
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Three million people now work in Nigeria's gig economy, and nearly a quarter of...
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