Residents and travellers in Abuja have raised concerns over transportation to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport following reports that ride-hailing vehicles may no longer be allowed to drive into the airport premises.
The concern was brought to public attention through a TikTok post asking how people without personal vehicles would access the airport if services such as Bolt, Uber and inDrive were prevented from entering the facility.
For many Abuja residents, app-based transport services have become a convenient way to get to the airport, especially for passengers who do not have family members or friends available to drive them.
The reported restriction could create difficulties for travellers, particularly those with heavy luggage, early-morning flights or late-night arrivals.
Passengers may have to depend on designated airport taxis, private vehicles or other approved transportation options if the restriction is confirmed.
The development has generated questions online, with residents calling for clearer information on the transportation arrangements available to airport users.
However, the specific claim that Bolt, Uber and inDrive have been completely banned from entering the airport has not been independently confirmed in the information provided.
The situation has left many travellers asking what alternative arrangements will be put in place to make transportation to and from the airport easier.
