The historic journey, which took place between August 7 and 11, 2024, transported 96 passengers between Lagos and Cotonou.
This achievement underscores Treepz’s commitment to providing innovative and reliable transportation solutions across Africa.
The company has consistently been at the forefront of the mobility sector, having transported over 5 million passengers within its existing markets of Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Uganda through its rental marketplace.
Onyeka Akumah, Founder and CEO of Treepz, expressed pride in the company’s accomplishment.
“This is a momentous occasion for Treepz. We are excited to be pioneers in cross-border transportation and to demonstrate our capacity to meet the growing demand for efficient mobility solutions across Africa,” Akumah said.
The round trip, covering nearly 1400 kilometers, involved a fleet of five well-maintained buses equipped with insurance, tracking, and communication systems to ensure passenger safety and comfort.
Beyond cross-border rentals, Treepz offers a comprehensive suite of corporate mobility services, including employee transportation, event logistics, airport transfers, and school bus shuttles.
This latest achievement solidifies Treepz’s position as a leading player in the African mobility industry, setting a new standard for cross-border transportation services.
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