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Shoptomydoor is a US based cargo company owned by American AirSea Cargo, and licensed by the US Transportation and Security Administration (TSA). Located in the outskirts of Houston in Stafford, Texas we are a leading air cargo company serving Nigeria and the rest of West Africa, bringing in goods from the US at the best possible prices, and usually 60% to 75% less than what other major carriers c

harge. What's more, it arrives at the same time and can pick up from our office in Nigeria. We provide:
• Air freight
• Ware Housing
• Parcel/Letter Delivery
• Shipping of Machines (Any Size)
• Crating and Packaging
• Customs Clearance
• General Logistics
• Ground transportation.
• Door to door delivery in all cities in Nigeria

With a proven track record of service, and a management team with over 20 years of experience, we are positioned to meet all your cargo needs. We serve industries from the Oil and Gas, Telecommunications, construction, mining and even the individual with just a small package. With a warehouse and equipment to support over 10,000 pounds of cargo we can meet virtually all our customer needs. So whether you are shipping clothes, electronics, heavy duty machines, car..You name it, just contact us and we will provide the service you need.

06/04/2026

Finding buyers is NOT difficult. It requires discipline.

Export is a numbers game.
Scale your outreach, scale your results.

Here’s how to grow from not enough leads to a lot:

1️⃣ Search for African and ethnic stores in major cities using Google.
2️⃣ Join diaspora Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
3️⃣ Use LinkedIn to find store owners and managers.
4️⃣ Organize everything in a spreadsheet. Track and follow up.
5️⃣ Follow up consistently for 1–3 months. Most buyers are not ready immediately.

Growth in export is not luck. It is structured, consistent outreach.

The exporter who contacts 300+ serious buyers will outperform the one who stops at 30.

If you want me to share a proven outreach script you can use to contact international buyers, comment “BUYERS” and I’ll continue this series.

About a months ago, I stood on a stage at Transcorp Hilton Abuja to receive the "Exporter Of The Year" award.Looking at ...
06/04/2026

About a months ago, I stood on a stage at Transcorp Hilton Abuja to receive the "Exporter Of The Year" award.

Looking at this picture today, what comes to mind is not the award itself.

What comes to mind are the years before it.

The day I resigned from General Electric in Houston to start a small shipping business.

The days when shipments were few.

The nights spent wondering if I had made the right decision.

The seasons when paying salaries, keeping operations running, and staying focused felt like a battle.

Many people see awards. Very few people see the sacrifices behind them.

What makes this recognition special is not the plaque.

It is the reminder that persistence works.

It is proof that when you stay committed to a vision, continue learning, continue building systems, and continue creating value, eventually the results begin to speak.

For over a decade, our mission has remained the same:

✔ Help businesses export better
✔ Help entrepreneurs earn in dollars
✔ Connect Africa to global markets
✔ Build world-class supply chains

That mission has taken us from a small operation to serving businesses across multiple countries and building platforms that help African products reach the world.

This award was never the destination.

It was simply confirmation that the journey is worth it.

To everyone who has supported us, trusted us, worked with us, and believed in this vision, thank you.

The vision is still growing.

The opportunities are still massive and I believe the best is yet to come.

Let's keep building Africa.

06/03/2026

WHY DID OUR GRANDPARENTS HAVE FEWER HEALTH PROBLEMS DESPITE EATING MORE TRADITIONAL FOODS?

One major difference may be the oils they cooked with.

Traditional African oils like Red Palm Oil, Coconut Oil, and Food Grade Shea Butter were not created in factories. They are naturally rich in nutrients, antioxidants, vitamins, and remain stable even when exposed to high cooking temperatures.

Modern industrial seed oils such as Soybean Oil, Corn Oil, Cottonseed Oil, and some highly refined Vegetable Oils go through extensive processing, bleaching, refining, and chemical treatment before reaching your kitchen.

The question is:

Have we replaced traditional nutrient-dense oils with highly processed alternatives that our bodies were never designed to consume in large quantities?

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06/03/2026

For over 50 years, many families across Africa, the USA, Canada, and Europe have replaced traditional oils with industrial seed oils.

But here is the question...

Are these modern vegetable oils really healthier than the oils our grandparents used?

Think about it.

Traditional African oils like Palm Oil, Coconut Oil, and Shea Butter Oil were produced using simple methods:

✅ Natural extraction
✅ Gentle heating
✅ No chemical solvents
✅ No industrial refining

Now compare that to many modern seed oils:

❌ Soybean Oil
❌ Canola Oil
❌ Sunflower Oil
❌ Cottonseed Oil

Many of these oils go through heavy industrial processing, extreme heat, chemical extraction, bleaching, refining, and deodorizing before they reach your kitchen.

The question is simple:

If one oil comes from a natural pressing process and another requires multiple industrial steps and chemical treatment...

Which one sounds closer to real food?

This is why more consumers are now returning to traditional oils and natural foods.

The biggest mistake many people make is assuming that because a product is common, it is automatically healthy.

Always ask:

1. How was it produced?
2. What was added during processing?
3. Can I trace where it came from?
4. Would my grandparents even recognize it as food?

In the next video, I will break down the nutritional differences between traditional African oils and modern seed oils and show you what current research says.

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Today, I just want to pause and thank God for how far He has brought me in the logistics, import, and export business.In...
06/02/2026

Today, I just want to pause and thank God for how far He has brought me in the logistics, import, and export business.

In 2009, I made a decision that many people could not understand.

I left a very lucrative position as a Machinery Diagnostics Engineer with my dream company, General Electric, in Houston, Texas. As an Electrical Engineering graduate with First Class Honours and a Master’s degree in Telecommunications and Information Systems, working with GE was something my best friend and I had always dreamed about while we were in school.

So when I finally got the opportunity to work there, and then resigned less than three years later to start a shipping business from a small 1,000-square-foot space, many people thought I was crazy.

To be honest, there were many years I also wondered if they were right.

There were weeks when we barely had shipments. There were days when the challenges were so heavy that I regretted leaving General Electric. There were times when we struggled to pay salaries, when bills piled up, and when I felt like running away from it all.

But somehow, God kept us going.

As I sit today in my beautiful evening spot in Guangzhou, China, I cannot help but remember the words of Dale Carnegie:

“Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all.”

That quote speaks deeply to my journey.

There were truly moments when there seemed to be no hope. But in those moments, I also remembered the words of my then Pastor, the blessed Reverend Ken Oyakhilome, who called me one night and told me to be cheerful because God had opened an unusual door for me.

Today, sitting here in Guangzhou after finalizing our business setup and acquiring a new massive warehouse, I can clearly see the hand of God. I can see those prophetic words coming to pass.

I also want to sincerely thank some of our amazing team members who have shown loyalty beyond my wildest dreams.

Our CEO joined us as a youth corper.

Our Head of Operations joined us as a youth corper.

Our Head of Digital Technology also joined us as a youth corper.

Our vibrant Head of HR, our Head of Sales, and many others too numerous to mention have stood with this company through the difficult seasons.

Despite the struggles, the delays, and the pressure, these people remained loyal. And I truly believe the reward for that loyalty is about to explode this year.

As Bill Gates once said, most people overestimate what they can do in one year, but underestimate what they can do in ten years.

That statement is real.

What started in a small space in 2009 has now grown into a vision that is expanding across continents.

Today, we are ready for African-wide expansion.

The vision is bigger.

The doors are opening.

The mission is unstoppable.

To God be all the glory.

06/02/2026

For years, we were told that modern vegetable oils were the healthier choice but have you ever stopped to ask:

How are these oils actually made?

Let's start with the first major difference: PROCESSING

Traditional African oils such as:
• Red Palm Oil
• Cold-Pressed Groundnut Oil
• Food-Grade Shea Butter Oil
have been used for generations.

In most cases, they are produced through:
✔ Natural extraction
✔ Gentle heating
✔ Mechanical pressing
✔ Minimal processing

No complex chemical treatments. No industrial refining. No artificial additives.

The result is an oil that remains closer to its natural state.

Now compare that to many modern vegetable oils found on supermarket shelves today.
The production process is often far more industrial and involves multiple refining stages before the oil reaches your kitchen.

The question is:
Does more processing automatically mean healthier?

That is exactly what we will explore in the next post.

If you want me to continue this series, comment:
"OIL" and if we get over 1,000 comments, I will release Part 2 where we compare nutrient content, stability, and potential health benefits.

Follow me so you don't miss the next episode because what you cook with every day may be affecting more than just the taste of your food.

06/01/2026

With many fake and adulterated foods in African stores both abroad and locally, this video will break down the 4 most important things you must check on every African food label to protect your health, your money, and your family.

The label is your first line of defense when shopping for any African food. So whether you are shopping in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, or any other location, this video will teach you how to shop smarter and avoid substandard products.

This is especially important for Africans in diaspora, health-conscious buyers, parents buying for their families, retail store owners sourcing African products, and food importers and exporters.

When you understand labels, you understand quality. If you care about authentic, properly packaged, and regulatory-compliant African foods, subscribe to this channel for more education on food import, food safety, and smart buying.

06/01/2026

Do you buy African foods from stores in the USA, UK, or Canada?
Before your next shopping trip, watch this video.

Many Africans in the diaspora unknowingly buy adulterated, poorly preserved, or low-quality foods marketed as "authentic" African products. From fake egusi and adulterated palm oil to stale ogbono, contaminated hibiscus, dusty crayfish, and filler-packed spices, some products are not what they claim to be.

In this video, you'll learn:
• How poor-quality foods enter some African stores
• Common tricks used by unethical suppliers
• How to identify fake or tampered products
• What to check on labels before buying
• How to protect your family from unsafe foods
• Why the diaspora deserves better-quality African foods

If you shop at African stores, Nigerian food stores, African grocery stores, or African markets abroad, this video is for you.

Every African abroad deserves clean, safe, and authentic foods that reflect the quality we grew up with.

Watch, share, and help protect our community.
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05/31/2026

For the past one week, I have been here in Guangzhou, China, and it has been a very productive trip.

We have achieved a lot.

First, we have finalized the registration of our company here in China. This is a major step in our expansion plan and a strong foundation for the work ahead.

We are also rounding up preparations to kick off operations in our new massive warehouse here in Guangzhou. This warehouse will help us serve businesses better, improve sourcing, strengthen logistics, and create a more reliable bridge between China, Nigeria, and Africa.

Secondly, I will shortly be heading to the city of Wenzhou to visit a few companies that will be manufacturing food processing equipment for our upcoming food processing facility.

This is all part of a bigger vision: to build systems that help African businesses access global markets, source better, process better, and compete at a higher level.

Be sure to follow me over the next few days as I share more insights into some of the amazing things we are building.

The journey continues.

05/29/2026

After years in the import/export business, one thing became very clear to us. The rise of unverified “store-packaged” African food products abroad is becoming a serious issue and that is exactly why I started making these videos.

Now let me be honest…

Most of the businesses we help ship products for actually do things the RIGHT way because we educate them properly on:
✔ Safe packaging
✔ FDA compliance
✔ Hygienic handling
✔ Traceable sourcing

But we also realized education alone was not enough.

That is why we built AfricanNatural.com

A platform focused on VERIFIED African food manufacturers.

We literally have a team on ground in Nigeria that:
✔ Visits factories physically
✔ Verifies NAFDAC certifications
✔ Checks hygiene standards
✔ Confirms manufacturing processes
✔ Verifies authenticity before products are approved

Because at the end of the day…

People abroad deserve REAL African foods they can TRUST.

Not random repackaged products with unknown sources.

Over the next few videos, I will show you:
• How to read food labels properly
• Red flags most people ignore
• How to identify authentic African products
• FDA compliance signs buyers should know

Most people look at labels…
But they do NOT understand what they are seeing.

I’ll break everything down simply.

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