A new phase in Nigeria’s logistics sector began at the weekend as JAM-Forte Logistics Co. Ltd launched GoVeloox, a technology-driven dispatch delivery platform designed to bring structure, safety, and transparency to package movement across cities.

The unveiling ceremony, held at Nova Cinema, Novare Mall, Lugbe, Abuja, drew dignitaries, rider associations, business owners, and technology enthusiasts. The platform will begin operations in Abuja before expanding nationwide.

A major highlight of the event was the pledge of support from the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC). The Lugbe Unit Commander, M.M. Garga, who attended alongside Aliyu A. Pai and I.M. Nwajiobi, commended the initiative and stressed that safety must remain central to its operations. Both FRSC and JAM-Forte Logistics pledged to collaborate in promoting safer standards for dispatch riders in the Federal Capital Territory.

Speaking during an interactive session, the Founder of JAM-Forte Logistics, John Akpetimeh Miracle, emphasized accessibility as the driving force behind the platform.

“GoVeloox isn’t about complicated partnerships. It’s about access. With one app, individuals, SMEs, and large businesses can manage deliveries seamlessly,” he said.

Product Manager, Hart Shirley-Grace, highlighted the platform’s features, including instant order matching, rider verification, live delivery tracking, fair pricing, PIN-secured handovers, and integrated digital payments.

GoVeloox said it aims to reverse these trends by offering fair play, accountability, and reliability. The platform promises consistent order flows for riders, dependable channels for businesses, and trackable deliveries for customers, positioning itself as a key player in the future of logistics in the country.