Building the autonomous backbone for West African freight.
CorridorIQ was founded by supply-chain operators and computer vision engineers to eradicate the three biggest profit killers in African haulage: diesel siphoning, unverified roadside maintenance, and slow paper waybill settlement.
Replacing Corridor Guesswork with Verifiable Machine Intelligence
Over 90% of inland freight in Nigeria moves by road across high-wear corridors linking Apapa, Sagamu, Onitsha, Enugu, Abuja, and Kano. While gross haulage demand is massive, commercial fleet owners routinely lose 25% to 38% of their operating margin to en-route diesel drainage, swapped radial tires, inflated mechanic invoices, and 45-day paper waybill delays.
CorridorIQ unifies pre-trip smartphone computer vision (`AxleViT-v4`), CAN-bus fuel-siphon anomaly scoring (`Telematics-GBM-v3`), and instant ePOD escrow (`WaybillEscrow™`) into a single operating system.
The founders behind CorridorIQ.
Combining commercial logistics governance with edge computer vision and distributed escrow engineering.
Stephen Nzubechukwu A.
Stephen Nzubechukwu A. leads CorridorIQ's enterprise strategy, commercial fleet partnerships, and shipper escrow governance across Nigeria. He works directly with haulage fleet directors, FMCG supply-chain heads, and terminal operators across Enugu, Lagos, Onitsha, Abuja, and Kano to eliminate corridor leakage.
- Spearheading autonomous fleet operations across 23 commercial fleets and 1,850+ vehicles
- Structuring multi-currency WaybillEscrow™ covenants and backhaul load-pooling networks
- Establishing vetted heavy-duty mechanic and vulcanizer payout networks along major highways
Adeleke Timothy
Adeleke Timothy is a computer vision telematics researcher and distributed logistics escrow architect with over a decade of experience building low-latency edge AI models, CAN-bus anomaly pipelines, and high-throughput payment settlement engines.
- Architected AxleViT-v4 multimodal computer vision for heavy-vehicle tire, brake, and seal inspection
- Engineered Telematics-GBM-v3 fuel-siphon detection correlating ultrasonic probes with road elevation
- Designed store-and-forward offline telemetry synchronization for highway cellular dead zones
Strategic Advisory Board
Guiding CorridorIQ on heavy-axle highway regulation, port terminal operations, and supply-chain finance.
Engr. Bello Danbappa, FNSE
22+ years overseeing federal highway weighbridge infrastructure, articulated fleet safety codes, and ECOWAS transit protocols.
Chidinma Okafor, FCA
Chartered accountant specializing in 3PL working-capital escrow, multi-currency customs settlement, and FMCG fleet cost auditing.
Capt. Tunde Ogunlana
Former Apapa and Tin Can Island container drayage operations director advising on port gate-out synchronization.
Registered Operational Headquarters
CorridorIQ supports commercial fleets nationwide from our Enugu headquarters and field engineering bays at Apapa, Sagamu, Abuja, and Kano.