Go & Fill was born in Nigeria, built for Nigeria, and committed to leaving Nigeria better than we found it. Every litre we deliver funds programmes that empower communities, create jobs, and expand energy access to those who need it most.
"A business that only earns money is a poor business."
Nigeria is a country of immense talent, resilience, and potential. Yet millions of Nigerians — from the mechanic in Aba to the schoolteacher in Maiduguri — face daily energy challenges that slow down their productivity and income.
As a fuel delivery company, we sit at the intersection of energy and daily Nigerian life. That gives us a responsibility and an opportunity: to use our platform, our reach, and our revenue to actively improve the communities we serve.
Our 2% Community Pledge ensures that every delivery we make — big or small — contributes directly to our social programmes. We don't see CSR as a checkbox. We see it as who we are.
Each programme addresses a real challenge faced by everyday Nigerians — informed by conversations with the communities we serve.
Millions of Nigerians drive for a living, yet many lack formal certification, road safety training, or financial literacy skills. Our Driver Empowerment Initiative offers free training that transforms informal drivers into certified, insured, income-earning professionals.
Children of our driver partners, warehouse staff, and customer service agents are the first beneficiaries of our scholarship programme — because the people who make Go & Fill possible deserve to see their children thrive.
We partner with secondary schools and federal universities across Nigeria to fund tuition, books, and examination fees for exceptional but financially constrained students.
Eligible: Children of active Go & Fill staff and driver partners. JAMB score 180+. Household income below ₦250,000/month.
Apply Now →Approximately 83 million Nigerians still cook with firewood or charcoal — exposing women and children to toxic smoke daily. Our Clean Cooking Initiative subsidises LPG cylinder starter kits and connects families to affordable Go & Fill LPG delivery.
Nigeria's logistics and energy sectors are predominantly male. Go & Fill's Women in Logistics programme is changing that — providing free training, mentorship, and guaranteed job placement for women who want to build careers in fuel logistics, fleet management, and operations.
Floods in Bayelsa. Fuel scarcity during festive seasons. Power outages in hospitals. When crises hit Nigerian communities, Go & Fill's Emergency Fuel Relief Fund activates to provide free or heavily subsidised fuel to those most affected — especially hospitals, emergency responders, and displaced families.
We acknowledge the environmental footprint of fuel delivery. That's why we've committed to being carbon neutral by 2030. We're offsetting today's emissions through active reforestation, route optimisation to reduce trip distances, and investment in cleaner vehicle technology.
From Lagos to Maiduguri, from Port Harcourt to Sokoto — Go & Fill's community programmes reach every corner of Nigeria.
Accountability is not optional for us. We publish quarterly community impact reports detailing exactly how much was raised, where it went, and what it achieved. Our reports are independently verified by BDO Nigeria.
We don't work alone. Our community impact is amplified through partnerships with government, NGOs, and Nigerian corporations.
Every naira helps. Your donation goes directly to one of our six active programmes — driver training, scholarships, clean cooking, women's empowerment, emergency relief, or environmental action.
Your organisation can co-sponsor one or more of our community programmes, gaining visibility, social impact credentials, and the satisfaction of giving back to Nigeria — together.
Or email us directly: community@gonfill.com
"Before Go & Fill trained me, I was driving dangerously old tankers with no certificate. Now I have a DPR licence, health insurance, and I earn ₦180,000 a month. My children are in school. My life has truly changed."
"We used to spend ₦15,000 a month on firewood. My children were always coughing from the smoke. Go & Fill gave us an LPG stove and now we pay less and breathe clean air. Allah ya saka musu."
"My father drives for Go & Fill. Without the scholarship, I would have dropped out of UI in my second year. I am now in 400 Level studying Engineering. I will give back to Nigeria too."
"When the floods came and the hospital generator died, Go & Fill brought diesel free of charge within two hours. The maternity ward stayed running. Three babies were born that night safely."