Lexusgs430:


But robbers rob in banks ?

Fountaincrest:
Delivery should be done by 2 men

abdulaz:


That's true. I kuku give up for naija matter.

Lexusgs430:
Death sentence for the culprits.
Jumia needs to retrain drivers on safe package delivery methods and if possible use a dual crew for all delivery packages.... ..

edewojames:
It's time to look at the possibility of using drones in Nigeria.

wizzywisdom:

Some goods are so big, then the delivery man would be ask to assist in taking the goods inside. remember some people live alone

wizzywisdom:

Death sentence is the only solution and this should be carry out in the same week they were arrested!!! Not months or years later coz I don't trust Nigeria police

Lexusgs430:


They have to be put through the judicial process and sentenced. Their case is open and closed, best they stay in prison small and made to reflect on their crimes, then put them through firing squad......

chronique:


The buyer should sort himself out.

edewojames:


Not really. I am talking about cargo drones here. They are small drones that will help deliver goods to a particular destination.

chronique:
The moment you start tweaking the payment on delivery method to the extent that the buyer would leave his or her house to go collect the item somewhere else, the service becomes defeated sort of. I really don't know why everything that is being introduced to make life easier for us, gets abused in naija. Sometimes, I feel this country is a cursed land. I think for a start, delivery men should be warned not to enter into people's houses. Anyone who orders an item, should be able to come out of the house to the gate where passersby would be able to see them.

wizzywisdom:

Death sentence is the only solution and this should be carry out in the same week they were arrested!!! Not months or years later coz I don't trust Nigeria police

edewojames:
It's time to look at the possibility of using drones in Nigeria.

factwriter:
Another possible option is for delivery men to be equipped with GPS TRACKERS and or BODY CAMS.
Once they sign to go out for deliver, the Agency starts tracking them in real-time.

Using either live FEEDS from the BODY CAMS or a ROUTE DETOUR INDICATOR on the GPS TRACKER or simple by EVALUATION of the ETA, the Agency can swiftly alert their standby response security team (Police, vigilante or whatever).

At least, this will help keep this online COD business alive till some better future solution is achieved.

Rest in peace, Jumia Man.

edewojames:
It's time to look at the possibility of using drones in Nigeria.

SalamRushdie:
Delivery men must never ever enter into a customers compound, house or office ...let all deliveries be concluded in the open streets

UncleJudax:
Most effective solution is the capping of pay on delivery. Obviously, the two phones were "costly" for the murderers.

chronique:
The moment you start tweaking the payment on delivery method to the extent that the buyer would leave his or her house to go collect the item somewhere else, the service becomes defeated sort of. I really don't know why everything that is being introduced to make life easier for us, gets abused in naija. Sometimes, I feel this country is a cursed land. I think for a start, delivery men should be warned not to enter into people's houses. Anyone who orders an item, should be able to come out of the house to the gate where passersby would be able to see them.

MVLOX:
As a jumia sales consultant I always recommend the pick up station for my customers

wizkidblogger:


and also collect huge money where passers by will see them abi?

mekadmiry:

I don't think so
If you set a cap of 20k, what happens if an honest person orders for goods worth 100k?
Me, I can't pay upfront for goods I've not yet received.
Jumia will abuse it.....I will go and pay 100k in the bank, and they will bring damages goods which I can't return because my money has entered their hands