Enviable Transport: Obi Cubana Launches E-hailing Transportation Service

Enviable Transport: Obi Cubana Launches E-hailing Transportation Service

The new e-hailing transportation service “Enviable Transport” was launched by Obinna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Obi Cubana, in Port Harcourt, the capital of Rivers State, and the Niger Delta region.

At a press conference and service launch event to announce the service, the entrepreneur and founder of Cubana Group asserted that Enviable Travel was formed out of worries to fill the gap in urban travel.

According to Obi Cubana in a Leadership study, Port Harcourt, which has a population of over three million, is one of Nigeria’s most amazing cities and has undergone a considerable metamorphosis.

In light of this, the businessman claimed that in addition to making life meaningful, the development would boost the economy of this particular city, the garden city, and create new jobs.

He said: “Today, I am glad to announce that we birthed a new transport service that is local and that is relevant, and we are here with this new service to bridge an existing gap in urban transportation.”

He claimed that because the e-hailing service is based on enduring inventions and technology, it will provide superior services than any that have come before it or will in the future. He said the service aims to close the gap in modern transportation by incorporating discipline, honesty, class, security, and high-quality service delivery into the transportation industry. He claims that the project, which will eventually include Asaba, Enugu, and other states, is a game-changer because it is focused on local content.

He added that drivers will be hired from the local area to empower young people and create opportunities.

He added: “Again, while we are not competing with other foreign car-hailing service providers, we simply want to give Nigerians their car-hailing service because we believe in homegrown businesses and solutions, and we also believe in exporting Nigerian innovation abroad to earn foreign exchange for the country just as I have done with other products and in other sectors.”