By Nnasom David

A firm, 23 Technologies Limited has launched a new ride-hailing service, 23 Ride, in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

This initiative comes in response to the spate of insecurity and widespread dissatisfaction among drivers and passengers with existing services in the country’s capital.

Speaking in Abuja during a media parley, the firm emphasized its commitment to offering a high-quality, customer-centric alternative. According to Mr. Kingsley Nzewuji, General Manager of 23 Ride, “We are not just another ride-hailing service. We are a movement aimed at uplifting the standards of urban mobility. Our focus on driver welfare and customer satisfaction sets us apart.”

He added, “We believe that by paying attention to the core aspects of safety, quality, and value, we can set a new standard in the ride-hailing industry in Nigeria.”

Chief Peter Ozoagu, Company Secretary/Legal Adviser, assured that the organization would comply with all concerned authorities to ensure the security, safety, and gratification of its subscribers. “We are in compliance with regulatory agencies and organizations like EFCC, FCTA, AUATON, FAN, and others,” he said.