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GUEST: ED Mildred Ekanem & LaGRIDE Team
TOPIC: LaGRIDE: The Future of Smart Mobility, E-Hailing and Transportation in Lagos
On this edition of Early Edition, Oluwakayode sits down with ED Mildred Ekanem and the LaGRIDE team for an in-depth conversation about Lagos' state-backed smart mobility and e-hailing platform.
The discussion explores how LaGRIDE is using technology to transform transportation in Lagos, from digital booking and cashless payments to professionally trained and verified captains, ride-sharing, and its growing lease-to-own opportunities for drivers.
The conversation also looks at LaGRIDE 2.0 and its electric vehicle revolution, including the platform's growing EV fleet, charging infrastructure, and the push towards cleaner and more sustainable transportation across Lagos.
From passenger experience and safety to driver opportunities, vehicle ownership, affordability, and the future of mobility in one of Africa's fastest-growing cities, this episode examines where LaGRIDE is today and where it is headed next.
In this episode, Oluwakayode is joined by Professor Uchechukwu to discuss the global health concerns around Ebola outbreaks in Congo and Uganda, and what a pandemic emergency could mean for the public. They also examine how financial, emotional, physical, and religious insecurity in Nigeria can affect the mental health of the population.
In this episode, Okey Bakassi is joined by Kolawole to discuss the lessons from the Osun State election and its aftermath, alongside the story of a businesswoman who spent millions securing and setting up a shop, only for the property to later be put up for sale.
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In this episode, Olaoluwa and Oiza explore how perception shapes the way we understand others, why people often misunderstand each other, and how better communication and empathy can improve our lives, relationships, and experiences at work.
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