Bring a bicycle, a smartphone and a good head for the streets — especially New Market. You pick the days and the shifts; the console picks the jobs and the money lands in your own bank account.
5 steps, about five minutes. No commission cuts and no deductions — you are paid per completed drop.
What you earn
No commission cuts and no hidden deductions — you are paid per completed delivery, and the customer's tip goes straight to you.
₦500
per delivery
Flat, per drop, every drop. Paid whether the run is two streets or across town.
100%
of your tips
Customers tip riders who are polite and quick. Every naira of it is yours — ìlúEats takes nothing.
₦20,000
a week, bare minimum
What a rider typically clears doing just the basic runs on their chosen days.
₦50,000
a week, extra effort
What the riders who go online early, stay consistent and keep customers happy typically make.
Weekly figures are typical earnings, not a guarantee — what you take home depends on the hours you go online, how many jobs you accept and how busy the town is that week.
What we look for
You greet a customer properly, explain a delay calmly and handle a vendor without friction. This is the requirement riders underestimate most — it is the one that earns tips.
A working bicycle you can ride every day. ìlúEats does not lend bicycles, so this one is not negotiable.
You can find a stall in New Market without asking twice, and you know your way around town. Fast delivery in one town is the entire promise.
Jobs arrive in the rider app, so you need a phone that holds charge through a shift.
The basics our rider manager needs before calling you. Takes under two minutes.