In Africa’s business landscape, sustainable growth has always been a test of discipline. Many organizations expand rapidly, only to find their supply systems collapsing under fragmented procurement, unreliable vendors, and inconsistent delivery structures. But while others scramble to keep pace, Worka has positioned itself as a steady partner, one that brings order, visibility, and maturity to the very core of supply operations.

That commitment has now been recognized with the Excellence in Supply Operations Award, a distinction that celebrates not fleeting disruption, but the lasting systems that help businesses scale with structure. Founded by Oluwaseyi Adeyeye, the company has demonstrated the attributes of an established logistics force: foresight, process discipline, and a relentless focus on giving small and medium businesses (SMBs) the operational confidence they need to grow sustainably.

Operating across procurement, vendor management, logistics tracking, and supply planning, The company’s solutions are not temporary fixes—they are infrastructure. Supply infrastructure designed to give African SMBs the same reliability and coordination that large corporations enjoy, but adapted to their realities. Its footprint, from Lagos warehouses to regional trade hubs in Accra and Cotonou, reflects a model of growth that is measured, data-informed, and resilient.

“Growth without structure isn’t progress, it’s pressure,” said founder and CEO Oluwaseyi Adeyeye, reflecting on the recognition. “Our mission is to give SMBs back control of their supply chains, because clarity is the foundation of both efficiency and survival.”

For its clients, the difference the company delivers often shows in the fundamentals: faster sourcing cycles, consistent delivery schedules, vendors who meet standards, and managers who finally have real visibility into what’s moving and when. It is here, in the everyday precision of operations, that the company’s maturity becomes unmistakable.

In an ecosystem where many startups rise and fall by the quarter, the company distinguishes itself as something far more enduring, a framework. Not just a company, but a stabilizing force against the fragility of unstructured growth. The award underscores what Africa’s entrepreneurs are increasingly realizing: scaling isn’t about speed; it’s about structure.

For SMBs betting on growth, Worka is proving to be not just a service provider for the moment, but the supply foundation for the long term.