You can have the best customer service, the cleanest Instagram feed, and the most trusted products. But if your delivery is slow?
That’s the part people remember.
At Peng Logistics, we’ve built our dispatch system around one key decision we made years ago: To use mainly motorcycles (bikes) for deliveries.
Not because it’s popular, But because in Nigeria especially in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Yenagoa, bikes just make sense.
Let’s break it down.
1. Traffic Wahala In Major Locations (Lagos Case study)
You can’t talk about delivery in Nigeria without talking about traffic especially in cities like Lagos.
A simple 20km trip from Ajah to VI can take over 3 hours during peak periods. Not because of distance but because of blocked service lanes, LASTMA stops, bad roads, occasional flooding, and unpredictable hold-ups.
Same story in Port Harcourt: Rumuokoro, Mile 3, Ada-George all known for heavy congestion during peak hours.
And in Yenagoa, it’s not even traffic. It’s road layout. Narrow access roads, unpredictable flooding, and hidden inner streets that most delivery drivers don't know or won’t enter.
But motorcycles?
- They cut through tight roads
- Avoid long queues
- Access off-grid areas that cars can’t
- And deliver faster — no matter the terrain
That’s how we keep things moving.
2. Bikes Are Easier to Maintain - So We’re Always Available
Here’s something most customers never see:
When a delivery car breaks down, it could take days to fix. Engine issues, fuel pump, or radiator, all expensive and time-consuming.
With bikes, the most common issues are simple:
Flat tyre. Plug change. Chain replacement.
Small fix, back on the road.
This means:
- Less downtime for our riders
- More delivery slots for our customers
- Fewer cancellations due to unavailable dispatch
It keeps us reliable — even when others aren’t.
3. Affordable Delivery That Matches Nigerian Reality
Not every order is ₦200,000 worth of goods. Sometimes it’s a single skincare item. Or one pair of shoes. Or just documents.
Delivery fees shouldn't cos an arm and a leg and should rather match the value of what you’re sending.
With car-based dispatch, fees often start at ₦10,000+ within Lagos or PH.
But with motorcycles, we can keep most short-distance deliveries affordable, starting from as low as ₦1,500 in Yenagoa, ₦2,500 in Port Harcourt and under ₦5,000 for many locations in Lagos.
Even for longer routes, motorcycles reduce the cost by:
- Consuming less fuel
- Requiring fewer repairs
- Completing more trips per day
That efficiency is what makes Peng Logistics one of the most affordable delivery services in Nigeria without compromising on speed.
4. Small Businesses Get Big Delivery Advantage
If you sell:
- Wears or thrift
- Hair, cosmetics, skincare
- Food, accessories, tech
- Or you’re a personal shopper
Your reputation depends on your delivery experience.
Bike dispatch gives you:
- Same-day delivery within your city
- Lower costs to pass on to your customers
- Multiple stops in a single day
- Better customer feedback (because no one likes waiting)
Some of our vendor partners now average 5–10 daily deliveries, even without owning a single rider. They just use our team and focus on sales.
That’s the advantage.
5. What About Rider Safety?
We take safety seriously.
- Our riders wear helmets and gear
- We train them on city navigation and emergency response
- Every trip is tracked from pickup to delivery
- We never overload them
This way, they stay safe and so do your packages.
Where We Deliver — And Fast
We’re active across key locations in:
- Bayelsa (Yenagoa): Opolo, Okutukutu, Kpansia, Edepie, Swali
- Rivers (PH City): Rumuokoro, Woji, GRA, Mile 1–4, Choba
- Lagos: Ajah, Lekki, Yaba, Surulere, Ikeja, Mushin, Ojodu and more
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Final Words
We didn’t pick motorcycles randomly. We picked them because they can beat traffic, reduce cost for you and us, and reach places others can’t.
And when you’re running a business, or waiting for an urgent delivery, those seconds matter.
Need reliable dispatch in Lagos, PH or Yenagoa?
WhatsApp: +2348165849926
Website: www.penglogistics.com
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