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What we sell and deliver

One list for TradeDeck listings, PECH Mobility parcels and PECH Move trips. Updated 2026-10-15.

Parcel or van?

  • Parcel: each piece up to 30 kg and up to 120 cm on its longest side. Picked up at the stall, delivered to the door or a pickup point.
  • Van or truck: anything heavier or bigger, or several cartons on one trip. Same-day van delivery within a state comes with PECH Move booking.
  • Weight is billed as the larger of the real weight and the size weight (length × width × height in cm ÷ 5,000).

Not allowed

These cannot be listed, sold or carried. Listings are removed and the account reviewed.

  • Cash and payment cards: Naira or foreign cash, ATM cards, cheques signed in blank
  • Loose precious stones and gold: Uncut stones, raw gold, gold bars
  • Weapons and ammunition: Guns, air pistols, replicas, ammunition, bladed weapons
  • Explosives and fireworks: Fireworks, knockouts, blasting materials
  • Flammable, corrosive or poisonous goods: Petrol and fuel in containers, cooking gas cylinders by parcel, acids, pesticides, poisons
  • Narcotics and controlled drugs: Cannabis, tramadol and codeine syrup without NAFDAC clearance, any illegal drug
  • Counterfeit goods and documents: Fake branded goods, forged documents, blank invoices
  • Live animals: Until a dedicated livestock lane exists
  • Human remains and body parts

Allowed with rules

  • Lithium batteries and power banks: Inside or packed with the device, terminals covered, declared on the listing.
  • Perfume, sprays and other liquids: Sealed, leak-proof packing; aerosols by van or truck only.
  • Medicines and health products: NAFDAC-registered products only.
  • Perishable food: Same-state by van, or a cold-chain lane when one is offered.
  • Solar batteries, inverters and generators: Van or truck lane; fuel drained from generators.
  • Glass, ceramics and other fragile goods: Packed to survive a 1 m drop; marked fragile.

Parcels can be opened and checked at pickup. Not sure about an item? Ask us first.