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Home Blog Video: Uber, Bolt Others Have Agreed to Carry Lagos Badge: EkoCab CEO Segun Cole Breaks Down New Regulation in Interview With Technext

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Video: Uber, Bolt Others Have Agreed to Carry Lagos Badge: EkoCab CEO Segun Cole Breaks Down New Regulation in Interview With Technext

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March 20, 2020

In a new video interview with Technext, CEO of EkoCab, Segun Cole says Uber, Bolt and other hailing platforms have agreed to carry the Lagos logo on their vehicles. He also talks about the purpose of his own startup.

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