The President of NUPABTW, Mr Ibrahim Ayoade, told The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that no date had been fixed for the hearing.
App-based drivers drag Uber, Bolt to court over working condition
The National Union of Professional App-based Transport Workers(NUPABTW) has dragged two e-hailing companies to court over poor working condition in Nigeria.
App-based drivers drag Uber, Bolt to court over working condition. [techeconomy]
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Mr Ibrahim Ayoade, President of the union told NAN that the companies needed to classify them as workers or partners.
Ayoade alleged that the e-hailing companies had breached the agreement stated in the terms and conditions signed with the drivers.
“Our union filed a fresh case at the National Industrial Court, Ikoyi Lagos on March 14, in addendum to the ongoing case filed in 2018.
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“The fresh case gave us an opportunity to attach more facts and prayers to the case so that we can achieve the desired goal,” Ayoade said.
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