Chiekezie Magnus Ezeokenwa is the founder and sole owner of LagosMove. He started the company on 3 January 2024. The LagosMove website launched on 3 January 2026.
This page explains who started LagosMove, why the site exists, what it covers, and how readers can reach the team. It also explains how the site is run and funded, so you know what to expect before you use it.
About the founder
Chiekezie is a website developer and researcher. He builds and manages the LagosMove website. He is also the site’s operator, which means he is responsible for how the site is run and how readers are treated.
He became sole owner after buying out the shares of Mathew Nweke, a former shareholder. Mathew Nweke was part of the company in its early stage. Sole ownership means one person holds final responsibility for the direction of the site, its content standards, and its contact with readers.
Why LagosMove exists
LagosMove helps people in Lagos and Nigerians living elsewhere find current, practical information. Many people move to Lagos, visit for work, or send goods through the city. They often struggle to find clear answers in one place. LagosMove is built to close that gap.
The site covers Lagos business logistics, courier and delivery services, freight and shipping, airport travel, travel guides, transport, accommodation, local news, and things to do in Lagos. Each topic is written to help a reader make a decision, such as choosing a delivery option, comparing ways to get across the city, or planning a short trip.
Our editorial approach
Good travel and transport information depends on accuracy and timing. A guide that was correct last year can mislead a reader today. Fares, routes, company details, and travel rules can all change.
For that reason, the team reviews and updates its guides on a regular schedule. When a guide is revised, the goal is to make the information clearer and more accurate, not to add length for its own sake. Readers should be able to find the practical answer they came for within the first part of each page.
What readers can expect
You can expect plain, direct guides that focus on what you need to do next. You can also expect the site to be clear about who runs it, how it earns money, and how to reach a real person.
If you find a guide that is out of date or wrong, email lagosmove1@gmail.com. Include the page address and the detail that needs checking. The team will review the page and update it once the new information is confirmed. Corrections are made to the live page, so the update applies to every reader who visits it after the change.
Who helps run the site
Sylvia Johnson is the Senior Editor. She leads the research and writing for most guides. Her role is to make sure each guide is clear, careful, and based on current information. Her work is supported by the founder, who manages the website and its day-to-day operation.
Read more about the team and the site’s purpose on the About page.
How LagosMove is funded
LagosMove shows Google ads and other display advertising to support the website. Advertising does not change the content of a guide. The information on each page is written and reviewed separately from the ads that appear beside it.
We do not accept payment for positive coverage of any company. We do not charge transport companies for listings. If a business wants to work with LagosMove in a different way, the terms of that arrangement should be clear to readers before any content is published.
Read the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy for full details on how the site works and how data is handled.
Get in touch
Email lagosmove1@gmail.com or call +234 707 653 0483. For the office address and opening hours, visit the Contact page.
Messages about corrections, advertising, or general questions all go to the same address. The team reads each message and replies as soon as it can.