Nigeria’s mobility and delivery sector is set for a major boost as QServe Logistics & Transportation Limited prepares to officially launch its integrated digital platform in Ogun State on Monday, September 14, 2026.

The indigenous technology company is introducing a unified platform that combines ride-hailing, food delivery, parcel services and shopping through a single network of drivers and dispatch technology.

Available on iOS, Android and the web, QServe will enable users to book cars, motorcycles and tricycles, order food from participating restaurants and shops, and send parcels—all from one platform.

According to QServe Co-Founder, Dr. Luqman Awoniyi, the platform was designed to address the challenge of inconsistent passenger demand, particularly outside Nigeria’s largest metropolitan areas. Under the model, drivers can move between passenger transportation, food deliveries and parcel services at different times of the day, helping to reduce idle periods and improve productivity.

QServe has also introduced a range of safety features, including live journey tracking, shareable temporary tracking links, driver verification, SOS emergency functions and route monitoring.

The platform will support payments through cash, cards and bank transfers, while customers will also have the option of scheduling eligible trips and orders in advance. Selected car and tricycle services will further support shared journeys for passengers travelling along similar routes.

Speaking on the company’s expansion plans, Co-Founder Saheed Awoniyi said Ogun State was deliberately selected as QServe’s first market, where the company intends to build a strong network of drivers, merchants and customers before expanding to other states.

Founded by Dr. Luqman Awoniyi and Saheed Awoniyi, QServe is positioning itself as an all-in-one digital ecosystem connecting customers, drivers, restaurants, shops and other merchants through a shared technology and delivery infrastructure.

With its official launch just days away, residents of Ogun State will soon have access to a new platform designed to make transportation, shopping and delivery services more convenient, connected and access.