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Wednesday 4 June 2014

Easy Taxi App Now On Africa’s First Mobile Phone; Mi- Fone

Easy Taxi, Africa’s no 1 taxi booking apps, has teamed up with Mi-Fone, the first Africa Mobile brand to offer its services to even more customers across Nigeria and Africa, with the Easy Taxi app to be pre-installation of the Easy Taxi app on their mobile phones.

This latest partnership shows the innovation of African manufacturers and the changing landscape of African consumer habits as e- and m-commerce continues to grow at a tremendous pace. Users are increasingly turning to smartphones apps and mobile-friendly sites to make their everyday lives easier and more efficient.

Easy Taxi Nigeria offers a fast alternative to the infamous traffic jams in Lagos by enabling users to access a database of registered and licensed drivers throughout the city.

CEO and co-founder of Easy Taxi Nigeria Bankole Cardoso commented on the Mi-Fone partnership: “We are delighted to be have the opportunity to partner with Africa’s first mobile brand and bring the Easy Taxi app to an even wider audience of users across Nigeria and Africa. The first 40,000 of M-Fones have the Easy Taxi app pre-installed and now, with the introduction of the Oju Emotion app, it will become more popular with the African market.

5 comments:

  1. Easy Taxi has brought a different dimension to transportation system in Africa and we just have to thank the company for the initiative.

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  2. Henry4life20018 June 2014 at 20:45

    Technology is taking over everything. Service of Easy Taxi which I experience recently is quite a memorable one. Those of us who have travelled abroad before seems to appreciate it more (*just a opinion)

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  3. Sound good. But I don't think they are in Anambra, Calabar and some other South South - South East states in Nigeria.

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  4. The last tym I google the site, I guess they are only in mega cities for now.

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