Hiran Nigeria Limited is active at Nigeria's three busiest seaports — giving your cargo maximum coverage.
Whether your cargo arrives at Lagos or Rivers State, our licensed agents are on the ground to handle clearance.
Lagos, Nigeria
Nigeria's largest and busiest seaport. Handles the majority of the country's containerized imports including consumer goods, machinery, and vehicles.
Lagos, Nigeria
The second major Lagos port, known for handling bulk cargo, petroleum products, and containerized goods. Less congested than Apapa.
Rivers State, Nigeria
Nigeria's premier oil and gas port, also handling general cargo, project cargo, and industrial equipment for the Niger Delta region.
The Lagos Port Complex (Apapa) is Nigeria's gateway for the majority of containerized imports. As one of the most active clearing agents at Apapa, Hiran Nigeria Limited has established relationships with terminal operators, NCS officers, and shipping lines that translate into faster clearance for our clients.
Apapa, Lagos State
APM Terminals (APMT)
Containers, Bulk, Ro-Ro, General
3–5 working days
Tin Can Island Port offers an alternative to Apapa with generally shorter truck queues and efficient terminal operations. It is particularly suited for bulk cargo, petroleum products, and containerized goods.
Tin Can Island, Lagos State
Tin Can Island Container Terminal (TICT)
Containers, Bulk Liquid, Dry Bulk
3–6 working days
The Onne Oil and Gas Free Zone is Nigeria's hub for the energy sector. We provide specialized clearing services for oil field equipment, industrial machinery, and project cargo arriving at Onne.
Onne, Rivers State
Oil & Gas Free Zone Authority (OGFZA)
Oil & Gas Equipment, Project Cargo, Containers
4–7 working days