Chowdeck Delivers 100 Million Items Across 30 Million Trips as It Nears 5th Anniversary

Nigerian delivery app Chowdeck delivers over 100 million items across 30 million orders as it approaches its fifth anniversary.

Nigerian delivery company Chowdeck has officially hit a massive milestone by delivering over 100 million individual items through more than 30  million completed trips across major cities.

The major company achievement was publicly confirmed on October 9, 2026, as the fast-growing technology startup prepares to celebrate its fifth anniversary.

Under this new delivery milestone, the local logistics platform has moved millions of hot restaurant meals, fresh grocery packages, household items, and essential medicine directly to homes and offices.

Founded in Lagos, Chowdeck connects everyday smartphone users with nearby street food vendors, local restaurants, supermarket stores, and pharmacy shops.

By building a vast fleet of dispatch riders equipped with bright green bags, the company has grown from serving a few neighborhoods in Lagos into an everyday delivery service operating across eleven major African cities in Nigeria and Ghana.

Reaching 100 million delivered items is very important for everyday citizens, local food sellers, and dispatch drivers across African communities.

In busy cities where heavy road traffic and long work hours make cooking or going to market very difficult, fast delivery apps save people precious time and energy.

At the same time, small restaurant owners and market vendors gain thousands of new buyers without paying for expensive extra shops, while thousands of young delivery riders earn steady daily income to support their families.

Celebrating the major milestone with company workers, delivery riders, and mobile app users across the country, executive leadership at Chowdeck described the achievement as a collective victory for the entire team.

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Reflecting on the company’s fast progress over the past five years, Chowdeck Chief Executive Officer Femi Aluko referred to the past week as a “week of multiple wins,” highlighting the collective efforts that led to this achievement.

Reassuring customers and business partners that the company is planning even bigger expansions and new delivery services in the coming months, leadership emphasized that their journey is only just beginning.

Looking ahead to future growth across African markets, Femi Aluko added that “it’s still Day 1,” signaling that Chowdeck is only getting started and has big plans for the future.

Chowdeck’s continuous expansion comes at a time when several foreign food delivery companies have shut down operations in West Africa.

With over 2 million registered app users and over 20,000 active delivery riders across 2 countries, Chowdeck continues to prove that locally built technology can solve daily food and package logistics challenges for millions of African consumers.