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Chowdeck Partners with MyCoverGenius to Insure 20,000 Riders

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Chowdeck partners with MyCoverGenius to provide personal accident insurance for over 20,000 riders, enhancing safety and rider welfare in Nigeria

Chowdeck, Africa’s leading on-demand delivery platform, has partnered with MyCoverGenius, a prominent insurance services provider, to provide personal accident insurance cover for more than 20,000 riders on its platform.

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The partnership, which commenced in November 2025, ensures that every active Chowdeck rider is automatically enrolled in a personal accident insurance plan.

The coverage includes accidental medical expenses, temporary disability, and other key protections, providing a robust safety net for riders who serve over two million customers nationwide.

Speaking on the collaboration, Umar Nasir, Head of Operations at Chowdeck, described the agreement as a landmark initiative for rider welfare in Nigeria.

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He emphasised that the move underscores the company’s commitment to empowering riders while prioritising safety, dignity, and sustainability.

“Since our launch in October 2021, Chowdeck has grown into one of Nigeria’s most trusted delivery platforms, known not just for speed and reliability, but also for investing in the welfare of our riders. This partnership with MyCoverGenius sets a new benchmark for rider protection,” Nasir said.

Adebowale Banjo, Chief Executive Officer of MyCoverGenius, said the collaboration reflects his organisation’s mission to make insurance accessible, relevant, and impactful for everyday Africans.

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“By partnering with Chowdeck, we are extending protection to thousands of hardworking riders, demonstrating how digital platforms can integrate insurance to directly improve lives,” Banjo noted.

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Chowdeck continues to transform how food and hospitality businesses operate across Africa, combining technology, speed, and rider-focused initiatives to enhance both service delivery and workforce welfare.

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