Singer, Reekado Banks Calls Out Bolt On His Producer’s Missing Bag

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Singer, Reekado Banks Calls Out Bolt On His Producer’s Missing Bag

Nigerian singer, Reekado Banks has called out online taxi service company, Bolt, for not coming to his producer’s aid after he lost his bag in one of its taxis.

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The ‘Ozumba Mbadiwe’ crooner, who complained on Twitter yesterday, said that his producer mistakenly left his bag, which had a hard drive containing his songs, in a Bolt ride.

He said complaints was made but nothing was done by the online taxi operator. He said the online taxi app did not show any concern for his or his producer’s predicament.

@RekaadoBanks wrote “Hello @Boltapp_ng, my producer forgot his bag in the back seat after a ride with one of your drivers on monday (screenshot of the driver’s details below). Attempts to retrieve the bag (which includes a hard drive with my files in them) have been unsuccessful.”

In response, Bolt wrote, “Hi, Rekaado Banks, thank you for reaching us, Although we advise all riders to mind personal belongings when on trips, we will like to follow up on…”.

The company then asked the music star to send an email to them.

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