We shop. You relax. That is today’s Canva board — a smiling shopper, a full trolley of fresh peppers, greens, meat, juice and milk, and one simple promise: fresh groceries, delivered fast to your door. 🛒🌶️
It is Saturday in Uyo. This is the day the kitchen gets restocked, the soup pot comes out, and somebody remembers there is an owambe tomorrow. Do not spend your whole Saturday morning pushing through market crowds and sun. Open WhatsApp or the iDeliver app, send your list, and let your groceries come to you while you rest.
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Saturday market stress is optional now
You know the Saturday routine. Wake up early “to beat the crowd,” and still meet the crowd. Haggle for tomatoes in the sun, carry heavy bags from one end of the market to the other, then remember at home that you forgot the seasoning cubes. By the time you start cooking, half of your weekend is gone.
Saturday is supposed to be for rest, family, friends and good food — not for carrying a 10-litre groundnut oil keg across the road. Let a rider do the moving while you do the relaxing.
What “we shop, you relax” looks like on iDeliver
Groceries is one of the four everyday categories on iDeliver. Depending on the stores and marts close to you, you can usually order:
- Fresh produce — tomatoes, peppers, onions, ugu, plantain, yam and whatever the soup needs.
- Proteins — chicken, turkey, fish and meat for the weekend pot.
- Kitchen staples — rice, beans, garri, oil, seasoning, spices and noodles.
- Drinks and dairy — juice, milk, water and soft drinks for the house or the party.
- Household basics — tissue, detergent, soap and the small things that always finish on a Saturday.
Prices and the delivery fee show inside the app before you confirm. You see your basket, you see the fare, you decide — no surprises at the gate.
How to restock your kitchen in the next 30 minutes
1. On WhatsApp — just send your list
Message our WhatsApp AI at wa.me/2349134448523, say hello, and type your list the way you would write it for your sister: “2 kg rice, 1 crate of eggs, tomatoes, pepper, ugu, and a big bottle of oil — delivered to Ewet Housing.” It helps you find a store, confirm your items and address, and place the order.
2. On the iDeliver app — browse and tap
Download the iDeliver user app, open Groceries, pick a store near you, fill your cart and check out. Pay from your wallet or choose cash where available, then follow your rider on the live map until the bags reach your door.
Weekend plans? We’ve thought of those too
- The Saturday soup pot: order everything for afang, edikang ikong or egusi in one basket and start cooking before noon.
- The Sunday owambe prep: drinks, snacks and party extras delivered today so tomorrow is stress-free.
- The UNIUYO hostel restock: noodles, garri, sugar, milk and bread for the week ahead — to your hostel gate in one trip.
- The “visitors are coming” emergency: drinks and small chops for the guests who just called to say they are on their way. 😅
Uyo, Nwaniba, UNIUYO — drop a clear pin
Whether you live off Nwaniba Road, Aka Road, Ewet Housing, Shelter Afrique, or around UNIUYO Town Campus and Main Campus, the trick is the same: drop a clear pin and add a landmark — the gate colour, the junction, the church next door. Your rider comes straight to you, and your cold items stay cold.
At eligible stores, iDeliver Prime gives you free delivery.
More than groceries — the rest of your Saturday is sorted
While the app is open, remember the full Core4: Meals for Saturday lunch when you do not feel like cooking, Groceries for the kitchen, Gadgets for that extension box or phone charger, and Anything for the smart errand that does not fit a box. Need to send a food pack or a small parcel to family across town? Book a local parcel from the same app.
Your next step
We shop. You relax. Open WhatsApp or the iDeliver app, send your Saturday grocery list, and let your kitchen restock arrive in Uyo today — same day. 🛍️
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