“Do you deliver to my place?”: before ordering, every poultry farmer wants to know if their town is on the chicks' route. Here is the NEXTEKCI logistics map, as it operates week after week from the hatchery in Agnibilékrou.
The principle: fixed routes, two departures per week
The chicks leave the hatchery every Monday and Thursday at 10 PM and arrive the next morning — Tuesday and Friday — on fixed routes called “axes”, operated by partner carriers.
The routes from Agnibilékrou
- Route 1: Agnibilékrou → Daoukro → Bouaké — arrival Tuesday/Friday morning;
- Route 2: Agnibilékrou → Yamoussoukro → Daloa — arrival Tuesday/Friday morning;
- Route 3: Agnibilékrou → Abidjan (Yopougon) — arrival Tuesday/Friday from 6 AM, transport included.
Extensions from Yopougon
Once in Abidjan, extensions serve other towns:
- Yopougon → Attingué → Sikensi → Ndouci → Tiassalé → Divo → Lakota;
- Yopougon → Soubré;
- Yopougon → Gagnoa.
How does the collection work?
NEXTEKCI does not deliver to homes: collection takes place at a collection point agreed upon with the carrier — crossroads, station, terminus. Coordination is done via WhatsApp, and you must be present and reachable from the arrival time (in Yopougon, from 6 AM). Each box contains exactly 50 chicks, with complete identification of the batch.
What is the minimum for delivery?
- 1 box (50 chicks): collection directly at the hatchery in Agnibilékrou;
- 4 boxes (200 chicks): minimum for delivery by transport on the routes, including Abidjan.
My town is not on the list: what to do?
No panic. Two solutions work very well:
- the nearest collection point: many farmers collect their batch in the nearest served town and complete the journey themselves, early in the morning, while it's cool;
- the direct question: the routes evolve with demand — ask an advisor for the best option for your area.
To check the nearest delivery solution to you and reserve your next flock, simply send your town and quantity via WhatsApp to +225 07 07 72 78 67: the NEXTEKCI team will guide you in a few minutes.

