Digital Founder
ID
Remi
Adepoju
Building the digital operating infrastructure for Africa's road-freight economy.
Freight should move with visibility, protected settlement and accountable execution — not uncertainty.
Remi
Adepoju
Entrepreneur building the operating infrastructure for a more connected, accountable and investable African road-freight economy.
Who is Remi Adepoju?
Remi Adepoju is a Nigerian entrepreneur and the Founder & Chief Executive Officer of BtSh Africa Limited (RC 9659721), a freight technology company headquartered in Lagos.
Remi founded BtSh to fix the trust problem at the centre of Nigerian road freight: shippers who cannot see where their cargo is, carriers who are not sure they will be paid, and trips coordinated through phone calls and paper. BtSh brings shippers, carriers, dispatchers and drivers onto one platform, with escrow-protected payments, GPS milestone tracking and a Partner Manager referral network.
As founder and product owner, Remi leads BtSh's product and technology directly — from the escrow and settlement engine to Trip Master live tracking and BtSh Connect, the API that lets enterprise shippers send freight to BtSh from SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics or their own TMS.
He is building BtSh as infrastructure rather than a simple load board: a digital road-freight layer that can connect enterprise supply chains, banks, logistics partners and transport capacity across African markets.
- Name
- Remi Adepoju
- Role
- Founder & CEO
- Company
- BtSh Africa Limited · RC 9659721
- Based in
- Lagos, Nigeria
- Industry
- Freight technology & logistics
- Contact
- remi.adepoju@btsh.africa
- Profiles
- linkedin.com
A real operating problem became an infrastructure mission.
African road freight remains deeply fragmented. Shippers can struggle with dependable capacity, visibility and execution control. Carriers and dispatchers can face inconsistent demand, payment uncertainty and disconnected operational processes.
Remi founded BtSh to bring those moving parts into one accountable operating environment — where freight can be sourced, executed, tracked and settled through structured digital workflows.
The long-term opportunity is larger than matching loads to trucks. It is to create a digital road-freight layer capable of connecting enterprise supply chains, financial institutions, logistics partners and transport capacity across African markets.
One infrastructure layer. Multiple logistics relationships.
BtSh combines marketplace access with enterprise operations, execution visibility, structured settlement and API connectivity.
Structured load creation, internal controls and operational visibility for business shippers.
Digital access to freight opportunities with execution and fleet workflows.
Milestone-driven payment architecture intended to reduce settlement risk.
API and webhook infrastructure for enterprise systems and strategic logistics integrations.
Investors. Global logistics partners. Enterprise operators.
If you are exploring African logistics infrastructure, freight technology, enterprise supply-chain connectivity or strategic market partnerships, I would be glad to speak.
Scan to
reconnect