Most logistics companies build for major cities. Bring builds for the cities that come next.

While global infrastructure focuses on established megacities, the true economic growth of Africa is surging in secondary hubs. We are building the hard-tech backbone to connect these rising nodes with an all-electric, data-first logistics network.

01 / REGIONSub-Saharan Africa
02 / FOCUSSecondary Urban Hubs
03 / TECHEV Infrastructure
THE MISSION

Build Africa's leading all-electric logistics network for secondary cities.

Our purpose is to bypass legacy combustion-based infrastructure and leapfrog directly into a sustainable, electrified future. By focusing on the unique density and layout of secondary cities like Uyo, we create repeatable templates for industrial scaling.

Mission
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The Infrastructure Roadmap

PHASE 01 — 2025

The Vision

Identification of infrastructure gaps in the "Missing Middle" of African logistics. Initial architectural mapping for electrified freight.

PHASE 02 — 2026

Uyo Launch

First fully-integrated electric fleet deployment in Uyo, Nigeria. Proving the technical model in a real-world secondary city ecosystem.

PHASE 03 — 2027

Network Expansion

Connecting 5 additional hubs via proprietary charging corridors. Achieving 40% reduction in per-mile logistical costs.

PHASE 04 — PRESENT

Standardized Scale

Rolling out the "Bring Infrastructure Pack" to enterprise partners across the continent. Building the pan-African logistics OS.

THE ARCHITECTS

Engineered by Veterans of Global Logistics and Energy Infrastructure.

Abba Onogu

Abba Onogu

Co-Founder & CTO

Ex-Global Supply Chain at Maersk. Dedicated to re-engineering African transit systems.

Unwana Daniel

Unwana Daniel

Co-Founder & CFO

PhD in Renewable Systems. Pioneer of modular micro-grid infrastructure in West Africa.

Philips Durojaiye

Philips Durojaiye

Advisory

15+ years building and scaling smart mobility across emerging markets.

Ready to integrate with the continent's most advanced logistics net?