Interstate Delivery
Interstate delivery between Nigerian cities
Line-haul between cities with a real chain of custody: bagged at origin, scanned onto a manifest, scanned again at the destination hub, then out for local delivery.
How it is priced
Priced by weight and dimensions (volumetric weight applies to light, bulky items), plus the lane between the two cities.
Transit time
2–5 days depending on the lane and departure cut-off.
Coverage
Lanes connecting Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Benin City and onward destinations.
What this service covers
- City-to-city parcels, cartons and palletised goods
- Master-bag consolidation and manifest scanning at each hub
- SMS to the receiver at every hub scan
- Chain-of-custody records from pickup to hand-off
- Cash on delivery available on inbound legs
Interstate Delivery in your city
Pickup and drop-off coverage, local lanes and city-specific answers.
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