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View Delivery Prices Here DELIVERY LOCATIONS & CHARGES IKOYI / VI / MARINA AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Awolowo Road – Ikoyi (Military Hospital to MTN Office) 300 2 Bourdillon 500 3 Kingsway 500 4 Obalende / Onikan 500 5 Parkview Estate 600 6 Alexander 600 7 Osborne / Osborne Foreshore 600 8 Dolphin 700 9 Banana Island 700 10 Victoria Island 700 MARINA AREAS 1 Onikan 500 2 Lagos Island - Campbell, Campos, Towry, Igbosere 500 3 Marina 600 4 CMS 600 5 Apongbon 600 6 Lagos Island - Balogun 700 7 Sura 700 8 Adeniji 700 9 Dolphin Estate Phase 4 off Adeniji 700 YABA AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Adekunle Bustop to Sabo Yaba 300 2 Sabo Yaba to Moshalashi 400 3 Onike, Iwaya road & makoko 500 4 Yaba (Other areas aside 1 & 2) / Tejuosho 600 5 Oyinbgo 600 6 Akoka / Unilag 600 7 Yabatech 600 8 Jibowu 700 9 Fadeyi/Onipanu 700 10 Mushin/Idioro 800 11 Ebutte Metta 800 12 Iddo 800 13 Palmgroove 1000 14 Ijora Olopa 1000 OPEBI – IKEJA AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Opebi / Opebi link Road 300 2 Allen / Oregun 500 3 Awolowo Way – Ikeja / Ikosi / Billings Way 600 4 Mobolaji Bank Anthony 700 5 GRA- Ikeja 700 6 Alausa / 7up 700 7 Adeniyi Jones 700 8 Agidingbi / Oba Akran 800 9 Acme Road / Wempco Road 800 10 Omole Phase 1 1000 11 Ogunnusi Road, Ojodu area 1000 12 Isheri Road, Ojodu area 1000 13 Ijaiye Road (stop at Akilo Road junction) / Akilo Road 1000 14 River Valley Estate 1200 15 Morgan Estate / Grammar School Area 1200 16 Oremeta, Ojodu area 1200 17 Yaya Abatan / College Road 1200 18 Ajayi / Shonola Street 1200 MMA 2 & AJAO AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Old Domestic Airport (MM1) 200 2 Air Force base 300 3 International Airport 500 4 Mafoluku 700 5 Ajao Estate 700 OGUDU / ALA PERE AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Along Ogudu Road 300 2 Ogudu GRA / Off Ogudu 300 3 Ojota 500 4 Orioke (Ogudu) 700 5 Alapere 800 6 Ketu/Ikosi 1000 7 Maryland 1000 8 Magodo- phase 2 (Shangisha) / CMD 1000 9 Omole Phase 2 / Otedola 1000 10 Olowoira 1000 11 Magodo Phase 1 (Isheri) 1000 12 River Valley 1000 ISHERI ESTATES (OPIC) Code Location Cost 1 OPIC Junction to Channels TV 400 2 Channels TV 400 3 Palm Heaven Estate / River View Estate (LSDPC) 500 4 Sparklight Estate 500 5 Isheri North GRA Estate / Lonex Garden Estate 500 SURULERE AREAS Code Location Cost 1 Adeniran ogunsanya 300 2 Bode Thomas 400 3 Akerele avenue 400 4 Adelabu / alhaji masha 500 5 Ogunlana drive 500 6 Eric moore 500 7 Alaka estate 500 8 Babs animashanu 500 9 Abebe village / iganmu 500 10 Luth 600 11 Lawason / itire 700 12 Idiaraba 700 13 Costain 700 14 Aguda 700 15 Coker / ijesha tedo 700 16 Ijora 700 17 Orile / Orile Iganmu 1200 18 Isola 1200 19 Okota 1500 20 FESTAC / Ago Palace Way 1500 ONIRU Lekki - Toll gate to 6th Round About (Adebisi Oyenola st. / Baale st.) Code Location Cost 1 Akiogun Road 300 2 Oniru / Maroko 500 3 Elegusi/Ikate / Chisco Bus stop 700 4 5th Roundabout / Jakande 1000 5 Agungi / 6th Round About 1000 LEKKI PHASE 1 Lekki Phase 1 / Freedom Way / 6th Round About to Ajah / Badore Code Location Cost 1 Lekki -Ikoyi Toll Gate to TPH Church 500 2 Lekki Phase 1 (Other locations apart from 1) 500 3 Freedom Way 700 4 After 6th RA to Chevron 1000 5 Chevron Areas 1000 VGC Code Location Cost 1 VGC 300 2 Ikota 500 3 After VGC to Ajah Round About 500 4 Ajah Round About Inwards to Addo Market 700 5 2nd Toll Gate 700 6 Langbasa 800 7 Badore 800 8 Lekki Phase 2 800 9 Abraham Adesanya 800 10 Pan Atlantic University (Lago Business School) 800 GBAGADA Code Location Cost 1 Soluyi / Diya 500 2 Medina Estate / Atunrase Estate 500 3 Charly Boy Bustop 500 4 Gbagada GRA Phase 1 500 5 Gbagada Phase 2 500 6 Ifako 500 7 Oworonsoki 600 8 Obanikoro 700 9 Pedro Area/Shomolu/Bariga 700 10 Anthony Village 700 11 Ilupeju 800 GWARINPA - ABUJA Code Location Cost 1 4th Ave (Sa'adu Zungur) 300 2 2nd Ave (Wole Soyinka) 400 3 3rd Ave (Pa Michael Imoudu) 400 4 6th Ave 400 5 5th Ave (Tai Solarin) 400 6 1st Avenue 500 7 Efab Metropolis Estate (Karsana) 800 8 Dawaki 800 9 Katampe 800 10 Katampe Extension 800 11 Kado/ Kado Estate 800 12 Idu 1,200 13 Lifecamp 1,200 WUSE 2 - ABUJA Code Location Cost 1 Wuse 2 300 2 Wuse (All Zones) 500 3 Central Area 600 4 Maitama 600 5 Mabushi 600 6 Utako 600 7 Garki 700 8 Aso Drive 700 9 Durumi I 800 10 Jabi 800 11 Wuye 800 12 Aso Villa 1,000 13 Asokoro 1,000 14 Durumi II 1,000 15 Apo 1,200 16 Gudu 1,200 17 Games Village 1,500 18 Galadimawa 1,500 19 Lokogoma 1,500 20 Guzape 1,500 .
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