Electric motorcycles we own, battery‑swap hubs we run, riders we train. When your parcel is with us, one company is responsible for it from the booking to the door.
Every parcel you send is a throw of the dice, with the price, with a stranger, and with your customer's trust. We started QuickFleet because the fix is not another app on top of the same riders. It is owning the parts that keep failing.
Not values on a wall. Three things that are true of every delivery we make, because of how the company is built.
No petrol, no exhaust.
Every parcel moves on a battery charged at our hub. Quieter streets, cleaner air on the route, nothing burned to get it there.
Cheaper, and it holds.
Electricity costs a fraction of petrol per kilometre, and it does not move with the pump. The price you see before pickup is the price you pay.
Ours, not a stranger.
Trained by us, in our uniform, on our machine, answering to our dispatch. When something goes wrong there is a name, and a company behind it.
One city at a time. Hubs go in, riders are trained at them, and the parcels start to move, until the city is covered. Then the same unit again in the next city.
A city is a unit we can repeat. Three to five hubs, riders trained at them, machines charged at them. When Abuja is covered, the same unit goes into the next city.
Where it starts. One hub, its riders, its machines. The first parcels move from here.
The same unit again. Named when it opens, not before.
Three founders, one goal: delivery you can plan around, not gamble on.
Delivery in Nigeria shouldn’t cost this much, or feel this uncertain. We built QuickFleet to fix both: electric bikes that bring the cost down, and a trained, professional team behind every delivery.”
Sani Garba MammanChief Executive OfficerOne address, whatever you need: parcels, a place on the riders' list, or a partnership.
QuickFleet opens in 2026. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment we are on the road, whether you send one parcel a month or a hundred a day.
Three to five hubs, one platform. Other cities announced at launch.
