About Pam
Born for this.
Pamojo was started by Pam in 2024 to answer one question every Nigerian abroad asks: who can I trust back home?
It started with stories.
A brother who sold the car he was minding. An uncle who kept the money meant for a mother’s medicine. A contractor who vanished with the building fund. A plot of land that turned out to belong to government. Pam kept hearing the same stories from Nigerians living abroad, and she decided to do something about it.
She registered Pamojo with the Corporate Affairs Commission and started doing the work herself: going to the market, measuring rice into portions, stitching the bags, driving through Lagos traffic to deliver them, and filming every step so the person paying could see it with their own eyes.
Shown, every day.
For two years, Pam has posted the work on Instagram: market runs, packing through the night when a delivery is urgent, property checks, hospital visits and handovers. The consistency is the point. She’s still here, still filming, still delivering.
Pam treats everyone the same, from estate security guards to the families she delivers to, and that is how she gets things done. She is a woman of deep faith who believes this work is her calling.
What Pamojo stands for
Three promises, kept daily.
Show the work
If it isn’t on camera, with a receipt, it didn’t happen. Proof is the product.
Treat your people as our own
Your mum is greeted properly, your father is visited with patience, your home is treated with care.
Be honest about money
Itemised quotes, receipts for everything and a question before spending more than agreed.
I use their service and it’s so seamless. They’re so professional, honest and reliable. It’s not a sponsored ad. I use the service.
Now
Built to grow without losing the personal touch.
Pamojo now has an online home and an AI concierge that gathers the details at any hour, so Pam can spend her time where it matters: on the ground, doing the work. Every price, every errand and every report still goes through her.