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    PlentyWaka extends bus-hailing service to Asaba and Warri

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    Bus-hailing service provider, PlentyWaka has extended its operations to Asaba and Warri in Delta State, South-South region of Nigeria.

    The company with 50,000+ users on our platform and 240,000+ completed rides across Lagos and Abuja since launch, made the announcement today, stressing that it is part of its efforts to improve the daily lives of Nigerians  through safe, convenient and comfortable bus rides.

    “For us at Plentywaka, today is a better day because it marks the launch of our amazing new ride-hailing service in Delta State starting with Asaba and Warri,” it announced via a newsletter.

    Explaining why it extended the service to Warri, PlentyWaka noted it saw a shortfall of private cars and also a need for reliable, technology-driven transport solutions in southern Nigeria.

    “We wouldn’t be able to sleep at night knowing that commuters still had to get to Okpanam or Nnebisi road to hail a rickety taxi/keke, when technology could help them get a fully air conditioned cab from the comfort of their homes. So we put our caps on and got to work! Asaba moves better with Plentywaka,” it said.

    It added that as part of the launch, it will be introducing the Plentywaka Vehicle Partnership scheme in the state, where vehicle owners can now earn over 250,000 Naira monthly by signing up their vehicle(s) on the PVP platform. Drivers can also sign up, set their work hours and earn money like BOSSES!

    This offer is valid for the first 200 Riders to use the promocode PLENTYWAKADELTA

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