Nigerians have disrupted South African ride-hailing services and various other businesses in retaliation for an online ‘order war.’
Triggered by a recent ‘order war’ started by South Africans, Nigerian users have caused a spike in taxi fares in South Africa by organizing ride-hailing drivers to gather at specific spots.
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This move follows South Africans bragging on X (formerly Twitter) about intentionally wasting Nigerian drivers’ time by placing and then canceling ride requests.
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In response, Nigerians have broadened their actions to include other South African businesses, such as restaurants that accept payment on arrival, in a coordinated effort to disrupt their operations.
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