Union Express Introduces a New Package

Union Express Limited, has embraced an accounting package called “sage”, for proper documentation and running of accounting processes.
Frank Oise, Head of operations of the company who disclosed this to Nigeria CommunicationsWeek at the company’s corporate Headquaters in Apapa, Lagos, said the package is a simple but very efficient
“All the information you need is already in the system, for instance when you want to process a mail, just key in the information and the accurate charge will appear,” Oise said.
Also, he disclosed that the company is currently installing a track and trace device to monitor step by step shipment movement.
To boost its delivery services, he added that the company is planning to acquire more new trucks to compliment the existing ones, because its demand is on the increase
However, the courier company specializes in the delivery of Capital Market Documents and General Courier Services, e.g. Annual General Meeting Reports, Extra-Ordinary General Meeting Notices, Public Offer Parcels, Share Certificates, Dividend Warrants and Rights Circulars.
The company, gives a maximum of 24 hrs within Lagos and 48 hours outside Lagos, and always provide Proof of Deliveries (P. O. Ds.)
Also, they give special benefits to customers, which includes; Free Pick-ups Services, Monthly Credit, Special Discount on Volume, Proof of Delivery, Insurance of shipment in transit and  Speedy Customs Clearance.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the company  is a subsidiary of Union Registrars Limited, and a member of Union Bank Group Plc, one of the biggest financial organizations in Africa. Union Express Limited was incorporated on October 29, 2007, and is duly licenced by the Nigerian Postal Service to operate courier services locally and internationally. 
In addition, the creation of the courier company is a deliberate act by Union Registrars Limited aimed at providing solutions to complaints by shareholders as to the late delivery of their correspondences, as well as the over increasing demands of the Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.).