Parcel Delivery
Same-day parcel delivery in Nigeria
Documents, phones, fashion orders and small packages picked up and delivered the same day inside the city. You get a price before you book, a live map while it moves, and a photo plus 4-digit hand-off code when it lands.
How it is priced
Priced by distance. A base fare covers the first kilometres, then a per-kilometre rate applies. Bike and van have different base fares — you see the exact figure before you confirm.
Transit time
Pickup within 20–40 minutes of booking, delivered the same day.
Coverage
Metro pickup and drop-off across Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano and Benin City.
What this service covers
- Documents, contracts and bank paperwork
- E-commerce orders and fashion drops
- Phones, laptops and small electronics (declared value)
- Bike for anything under 20kg, van for bulk runs
- Cash on delivery with same-day remittance
Parcel Delivery in your city
Pickup and drop-off coverage, local lanes and city-specific answers.
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