Yes. We provide duty and tax assessment based on customs valuation and HS codes. For vehicles, we consider make, model, year, and shipping type (containerized or RORO).

No. Clients are advised to pay customs duty directly through their banks using the Assessment Notice we provide. However, if requested, we can process payments on your behalf.

Yes. While we offer reliable transportation services at market rates, clients are free to use their own logistics partners for delivery within Nigeria.

Air freight is faster and priced per kilogram, ideal for time-sensitive or smaller cargo.

Sea freight is more cost-effective for larger volumes or less urgent shipments, usually calculated by volume (CBM) or container size.

Absolutely. We offer consulting, documentation, and forwarding services for clients who want to export goods from Nigeria to other countries.

It depends on the type of goods, documentation completeness, and port conditions. However, we strive to clear most shipments within 3–5 business days after cargo arrival, assuming no delays or compliance issues.