Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, once said, "Who cares about the bloody ROI?" , and what mattered to him was how the customer felt about the whole (thing given/work done). Since I've lived in Lagos for 15 years, I don't really need to say that I love the city's culture, weather, food options, and so on. There are some things I don't like about the city, like the lack of basic amenities and the traffic. This city was never meant to grow as quickly as it is now. Changing the basic tools that a business or society needs to run is impossible at this point to help someone or take care of someone. A trip that should take 20 minutes can easily take 2 hours. There are places where I have to drive through trash, water coming out of a manhole, roads that have been dug up, and long lines of cars. All of these definitely make the commute twice as long. Even though these problems keep coming up and are eventually solved, there seems to be one that can't be fixed. TRAFFIC. If you do a survey and ask people to name the three things that bother them the most, traffic will come up more than once, along with things like sales calls, lost socks, mothers-in-law, bosses, etc. Carpooling is one of the best things we can do to stop traffic problems. So why not put it to good use? But ? HOW is still the big question for most of us. We now have apps that users can use to find people to share rides with, which is becoming a big deal all over the world. GomywayRide launches its ride-sharing app in Lagos with cutting-edge technology, automation from start to finish, and features that are easy to use. Why does GomywayRide exist? Tim Cook said that the customer experience is important, and that's exactly what GomywayRide says. With our weird and unpredictable work schedules and different needs, it's not possible to have just one carpool partner (able to be done). So, we give you the option to choose a carpool partner from a group of carpoolers, making your carpooling experience more flexible and doable. People can now share and save at the same time. You share rides with other people and save money, time, and the health of the Earth.
