Delivery Services in Nigeria: 9 Options for Local & International Parcels
Sending a document across Lagos is different from shipping a heavy parcel abroad. Match the service to the route, parcel dimensions, value and deadline before comparing quotations. These nine providers cover different delivery models; confirm the specific origin and destination rather than assuming nationwide door-to-door coverage.
More options. Find your fit.
GIG Logistics (GIGL)
Domestic parcel delivery, international shipping, e-commerce logistics and haulage.
Good to know Compare its domestic, e-commerce and international service options for your actual route.
ABC Transport
Road transport operator with cargo and parcel services; confirm the terminal and delivery route.
Good to know Confirm whether collection is terminal-to-terminal or includes doorstep delivery.
Peace Mass Transit (PMT) Logistics
Transport-network parcel and logistics services; confirm collection and destination terminals.
Good to know Ask which departure and arrival terminals handle the parcel and what collection ID is needed.
Peng Logistics
Local dispatch, interstate shipping, fulfilment and international shipping through carrier partners.
Good to know Clarify whether Peng or a carrier partner handles the route and who resolves exceptions.
Kwik Delivery
On-demand delivery and business logistics; check coverage, vehicle and parcel limits.
Good to know Check current service coverage and select a vehicle suitable for the parcel size.
Gokada
Last-mile delivery platform with published parcel and business delivery services.
Good to know Confirm the collection area, operating availability and parcel restrictions before booking.
DHL Nigeria
International document and parcel shipping, plus cargo services through distinct DHL divisions.
Good to know Choose the appropriate document/parcel or cargo division and ask about customs paperwork.
FedEx Nigeria (Red Star Express)
Red Star Express provides express parcel services in Nigeria and international delivery through the FedEx network.
Good to know Confirm the service booked, tracking route and local customer-support contact.
UPS Nigeria
International parcel shipping with published quotation, tracking and customs-support tools.
Good to know Compare the quoted service, delivery estimate and destination charges for the shipment.
Prepare one accurate parcel description
Measure the packed parcel and weigh it before requesting prices. Describe its contents and declared value accurately. Ask which packaging is accepted and whether fragile, liquid, battery-powered or perishable goods are restricted. A quote for a smaller parcel can change after measurement.
Define what delivery means
Confirm whether the fee covers pickup, terminal handling and delivery to the recipient’s door. Ask what happens if the recipient is unavailable and whether redelivery or storage costs extra. For a deadline, distinguish an estimated arrival date from a specifically guaranteed service.
Plan international shipments carefully
Ask the carrier what invoice, content declaration or other paperwork it needs. Clarify who pays destination duties, taxes and handling charges. A transport price alone is not necessarily the recipient’s full cost; confirm this before dispatch so the receiver is prepared.
Keep evidence and tracking together
Save the receipt, waybill, tracking number and a photo of the packed parcel. Ask how to report damage or loss, what evidence is needed and what compensation limits apply. For regular business orders, compare tracking, proof of delivery and the process for returns.
Questions before you decide
Which courier is cheapest?
There is no single cheapest option for every route and parcel. Compare written quotes using the same packed dimensions, weight, destination and delivery service.
Does every provider offer door-to-door service?
No. Some routes or products use terminal collection. Confirm pickup and delivery arrangements before booking.
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