Badagry · Ojo · Ijanikin
Delivery Rider Jobs in Badagry & Ojo
Chowrun connects okada, bike, tricycle and car riders with restaurants and shops that need deliveries around Badagry, Ojo and Ijanikin. Go online when you want, accept jobs near you and get paid into your wallet after every delivery.
Shops sending deliveries on Chowrun
Vendors are being added around Badagry — check the app for the latest list.
Who can ride with Chowrun
Individual riders with a motorcycle, bicycle, tricycle (keke) or car, and dispatch companies with a fleet of riders. You need a phone with data, a valid ID and a bank account.
How you earn
Each delivery shows the fare before you accept. You keep most of the delivery fee — Chowrun's service fee is shown clearly on every job — and earnings land in your wallet once the customer confirms or shortly after delivery.
Where the jobs are
Badagry town, Ajara, Topo, Mowo, Ibereko, Aradagun, Agbara, Ijanikin, Ojo and the Lagos–Badagry Expressway corridor.
Frequently asked questions
How do I become a delivery rider in Badagry?
Visit chowrun.app/rider/signup or open the Chowrun app, fill in your details, upload your ID and vehicle photo, and add your bank account. Once approved you can go online and accept jobs.
Do I need my own motorcycle?
You need a vehicle you can use for deliveries — a motorcycle, bicycle, tricycle or car. Dispatch companies can also register their riders as an organisation.
How much do Chowrun riders earn?
You see the delivery fare before accepting each job and keep the larger share of it. Busy riders around Badagry and Ojo do many deliveries a day.
How do riders get paid?
Earnings go into your Chowrun wallet after each delivery and can be withdrawn to your Nigerian bank account anytime.