Global mobility and urban services platform InDrive, has highlighted the transformative power of technology and entrepreneurship in emerging markets as it showcased two major screening events this May.
Following a private premiere of inDrive documentary in Victoria Island, Lagos, where members of the media, social media influencers and key regulatory and government stakeholders from various sectors gathered to enjoy and discuss the documentary’s themes, the brand held a public screening at Silverbird Cinemas, Ikeja City Mall.
The public screening drew a diverse audience eager to experience the documentary. The in-hall screening began with an introduction to the documentary by Catherine Akindele, driver acquisition manager for inDrive Nigeria.
According to Akindele, “The documentary details inDrive’s journey from inception in one of the world’s coldest cities to its global expansion, highlighting our commitment to providing fair and accessible services.
“It’s about showcasing the impact of inDrive’s innovative approach on communities worldwide.”
The audience resonated deeply with these powerful stories.
The event also featured participation from Beginit students who actively engaged, adding a youthful and enthusiastic presence to the evening.
Obadiah Ikoh, one of the top-performing alumni of the Beginit initiative, is featured in the documentary, adding a personal touch to the narrative. His story exemplifies the program’s impact and the transformative power of education and technology in changing lives.
The event concluded with the announcement of the prize winner, Iregume Agboju, who went home with an iPhone 12 Pro Max, adding an exciting end to the evening. Everybody left inspired and deeply understood inDrive’s mission and achievements.
