Abstract
This research examines the sociological impact of ride-sharing apps on urban mobility in Lagos, Nigeria. Exploring the societal transformations, challenges, and resistances, the study adopts a multifaceted approach to unravel the complex dynamics at play. From the interplay between mobility and social relationships to the identification of marginalized communities, the research delves into the intricate sociological fabric influenced by the rise of ride-sharing in Lagos. Insights gained from participant observation, digital ethnography, and a comprehensive theoretical framework contribute to a nuanced understanding of how ride-sharing shapes social bonds, influences economic structures, and encounters cultural resistance. The conclusion emphasizes the need for inclusive urban mobility solutions that navigate the sociological intricacies of Lagos.
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