Bolt Hosts Driver-Partners To Ramadan Iftar In Kano

Bolt, the leading ride-hailing platform, on Thursday, March 19, hosted an Iftar gathering in Kano State to bring together Muslim drivers during the holy month of Ramadan.

The event was not only an opportunity to share a meal but also served as a platform for open dialogue, feedback exchange, and community building within the Bolt drivers network.

The Iftar event, held in recognition of the significance of Ramadan, reinforced Bolt’s commitment to supporting its driver-partners and fostering inclusivity across all communities. The gathering provided an environment for drivers to voice their concerns, share their experiences, and engage directly with the Bolt team in a collaborative discussion about improving their experience on the platform.

Speaking during the event, the General Manager for Bolt Nigeria, Osi Oguah, said: “At Bolt, we recognise the importance of creating a supportive and inclusive environment for our driver-partners. This Iftar event was more than just a meal, it was a chance to connect, listen, and understand the challenges and needs of our drivers in Kano. We appreciate their dedication, especially during this sacred period of Ramadan.”

Drivers in attendance expressed their appreciation for the initiative, highlighting the sense of belonging and recognition the event fostered. Many also welcomed the opportunity to discuss ways to improve their overall experience on the Bolt platform, making it a productive and meaningful engagement for all participants.

Nura Muhammed, a driver-partner, said: “We want to say thank you to Bolt for this initiative, if my knowledge serves me right, this is the first time a ride-hailing company will organize such an event in Kano. This event has also made it possible for us to share some feedback to them physically and we drivers mostly get to connect through our online platform but today, we’re able to meet physically, mingle and exchange pleasantries.”

Bolt said it remained committed to strengthening driver engagement and well-being, and the Iftar gathering was part of a broader effort to continuously support and empower driver-partners across Nigeria.