Ogwugo in one paragraph.
Ogwugo moves food, groceries, gas and parcels to the door. It also runs courier and dispatch for the restaurants, stores and independent vendors that cannot afford a fleet of their own.
Delivery as infrastructure
A rider network, a dispatch layer and an app that lets a customer order from a vendor two streets away as easily as from a national chain. Ogwugo operates out of Enugu and expands along the corridors it already serves.
A marketplace underneath
Ogwugo began as an open market where buyers register to have products delivered and sellers register to reach a wider platform. It gave small businesses a way to put their food in front of an audience they could never reach on foot.
Payments that match reality
Wallet, card, POS on delivery, and Bitcoin. Ogwugo was the first Nigerian and African e-commerce platform to accept it.
What it actually does.
Last-mile delivery
- Food and groceries
- Cooking gas
- Parcels to the door
Courier & dispatch
- For restaurants and stores
- Independent vendor support
- Same-day movement
Vendor marketplace
- Free seller registration
- Reach beyond the neighbourhood
- Discounts, promos and vouchers
Payments
- Online wallet
- Card and POS on delivery
- Bitcoin accepted
Rider network
- Riders who know the area
- Dispatch that knows the routes
- Deliveries you can track
Support
- Live chat inside the app
- Round-the-clock cover
- Order history and receipts
Four more industries.
Every company here is owned and operated by Ugarsoft.
Xend
Onchain finance built for the people the banking system priced out.
TelecommunicationsWicrypt
A wireless network owned by the people who run it.
Entertainment & GamingHammer Games
African stories, playable.
ManufacturingQuantum Forge Labs
The factory being built to make the group's hardware.
Working with Ogwugo?
Partnerships, distribution, infrastructure or investment. Write to the group directly and we will point you to the right desk.