Getting goods out of the port is only half the job. We arrange the right truck and move them to your shop, warehouse or site, in Lagos or any other state.
Tell us what you're moving and where it's going. We match the vehicle to the cargo so you're not paying for space you don't need.
Cartons, parcels and part loads, mostly within Lagos.
Palletised goods and loose cargo, including longer interstate trips.
Containers taken straight from the terminal to your premises, with the empty returned afterwards.
Approximate driving times on the main routes out of Lagos.
| Route | Distance (approx.) | Typical driving time |
|---|---|---|
| Lagos port to Lagos metro | 15 to 45 km | 2 to 6 hours |
| Lagos to Ibadan | 130 km | 2 to 4 hours |
| Lagos to Onitsha or Nnewi | 500 km | 6 to 10 hours |
| Lagos to Port Harcourt | 560 km | 7 to 10 hours |
| Lagos to Abuja | 760 km | 8 to 12 hours |
| Lagos to Kano | 1,100 km | 14 to 20 hours |
Driving time only. Port exit, loading, traffic and road conditions can add a day or more, and Lagos traffic is a story of its own. We give you a realistic delivery date when we book.
Most delays happen in the gaps: the truck that wasn't booked, the driver nobody can reach. We plan around those.
The drive itself is usually 8 to 12 hours. Allow extra time for loading, leaving the port and road conditions. Most loads arrive the next day.
Yes. A container truck collects it from the terminal, delivers it to your premises for unloading, then returns the empty container to the shipping line.
Yes. For cartons and part loads we use vans or small trucks instead of a full-size truck, so you're not paying for empty space.
No. You can book road haulage on its own, whether the goods came through us or are already in Nigeria.
Send the pickup point, delivery address and what you're moving. We'll reply with a price and a delivery date.
