Nigeria is poised for growth in the region with a massive $27.58 billion logistics transformation in creating an extensive regional logistics network that includes supported by rapid urbanisation and ongoing construction activity.
With its strategic location and robust economy, the country is primed to become the premier export gateway for Africa, positioning itself as a central hub in the logistics industry for years to come.
See the projects fueling Nigeria's logistics market- framing the region as West Africa's strategic hub.
Largest distribution center in Nigeria and West Africa
With capacity of over 40,000 pallets, TY Logistics Park is Nigeria’s first Grade-A, WMS-driven distribution center. Offering end-to-end 3PL services- including last-mile distribution, cross-docking, and importer-of-record solutions- its major logistics milestone is enabling automated, duty-deferred Free Zone storage and regional supply chain operations.
State-of-the-art facility is purpose built to handle all aspects of major food supply
A world-class food systems & logistics park. Developed over an expanse of 1.2 million sq ft. Strategically located in Epe, Lagos, Nigeria. The Park provides a modern central food logistics system with facilities for storage, aggregation, repackaging, processing, and distribution.
Provides standardized modular warehouse and distribution facilities suited for multinational and local tenants, offering strategic access to primary seaports and airports.
Agility Logistics Parks – Nigeria offers a prime storage and distribution hub just north of Lagos, serving diverse commercial sectors. Its major logistics advantage is a 270,000 SQM site strategically positioned along the Ibadan Road, connecting tenants directly to major transport links and 54 million consumers within four hours.
Operates an extensive network encompassing over 85,731 square meters of warehousing space spread across 19 distribution centers nationwide.
MDS Logistics, jointly owned by DP World and UACN plc, is Nigeria’s premier integrated supply chain partner. Serving top manufacturers and distributors, its major logistics advantage is a vast nationwide network of 19 distribution centers across 16 states. This infrastructure enables end-to-end 3PL, regional hub connectivity, and Lead Logistics Provider (LLP) services to optimize regional distribution.
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