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inDrive Supports ‘Startup Fest’ Initiatives In Ibadan

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Global mobility and urban services platform, inDrive, has reaffirmed its commitment to youth entrepreneurship and empowerment in Nigeria by supporting two groundbreaking initiatives, the “Level Up Your Drive” program and Startup Fest in Ibadan, to empower youth and provide fair mobility.

According to the Country Representative for inDrive in Nigeria, Timothy Oladimeji, the company’s focus in partnering with these initiatives is to go beyond mobility by fostering community, innovation, and accessibility for students and young entrepreneurs.

Oladimeji explained that the blend of fair mobility with community-driven empowerment initiatives is a testament to its commitment to redefining opportunities for Nigeria’s youth and entrepreneurial landscape.

“At inDrive, we believe in fairness and community-driven change.

Through initiatives like ‘Level Up Your Drive’ and our partnership with Ibadan Startup Fest and the University of

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Ibadan, we’re not just providing mobility solutions but empowering students and young entrepreneurs to connect, innovate, and thrive,” he said.

According to the company, the “Level Up Your Drive” initiative kicked off on November 18 at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, and ends on December 6. The programme is designed to enhance students’ mobility while fostering a sense of community on campus. “Students are encouraged to participate and benefit from the initiative through various interactive activities, including free Wi-Fi zones, daily engagements with inDrive agents, and weekly raffles where students who complete five rides in a week stand a chance to win branded merchandise like bags and bottles. A 50 per cent Sunday cashback offer makes weekend commutes more affordable for students,’’ the company said.

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