Tracka Wins Outstanding Logistics Solutions Award at the Nigerian Business and Supply Chain Awards

Control is one of the first casualties of growth. As businesses expand, orders multiply, suppliers increase, and delivery networks stretch wider, visibility becomes harder to maintain. Across logistics and distribution networks, inefficiency does not always arrive as failure. More often, it creeps in quietly, through blind spots. Tracka was built to confront that reality.

From its earliest days, the company set out to solve a practical problem: giving enterprises the ability to see their operations clearly, in real time, and without distortion. Rather than relying on post-impact reports and fragmented systems, the company developed tools that allow businesses to track movement as it happens, measure performance as it unfolds, and respond before losses accumulate.

This approach received national recognition at the Nigerian Business and Supply Chain Awards, where Tracka emerged as a leading company in modern logistics innovation with the Outstanding Logistics Solutions Award.

The company’s strength lies not in how complex its technology appears, but in how directly it fits into daily business reality. Instead of adding layers of software that demand training and adjustment, the company built systems designed to follow how businesses already work. Fleet movement, inventory behavior, and delivery patterns are translated into practical insights that teams can act on immediately. Nothing is abstract. Nothing is delayed.

Speaking during the ceremony, co-founder and CEO Olamide Edward framed the company’s mission in human terms rather than technical language.
“We think about logistics the same way business owners do,” she said. “They’re not interested in dashboards. They’re interested in knowing what’s happening, why it’s happening, and what to do next. That’s the gap we exist to close.”

Her leadership has anchored the company in practicality. Rather than chasing trends, the company has focused on solving real operational pain points. Delays. Disappearances. Accountability. Reporting gaps. Every feature has been built around what businesses actually experience, not what software companies assume they should experience.

Over time, the company has evolved into more than a tracking tool. It has become a reference point for how logistics should work in a modern business environment. Managers gain oversight.  The Outstanding Logistics Solutions Award honors companies that do not merely improve delivery systems but bring structure into environments where complexity often reigns. In recognizing the company, the Nigerian Business and Supply Chain Awards highlighted a company that has approached logistics as a management discipline, not just a technical challenge.

As businesses across Nigeria grow more interconnected, more competitive, and more exposed to operational risk, the value of visibility continues to rise. The company has understood this not as a trend, but as a responsibility.

And through systems designed for the real world, the company is proving that logistics does not have to be a constant source of anxiety. It can be precise. It can be predictable. And most importantly, it can be trusted.