Introduction
Sea freight remains a cornerstone of Nigeria’s trade, moving bulk cargo and commercial shipments across international waters. It provides cost-effective shipping for large quantities while maintaining safety and compliance with customs regulations. Businesses and individuals now have more secure options to import and export goods globally.
Nigeria’s Expanding Sea Trade
From automobiles to bulk food items, sea freight remains the backbone of Nigeria’s import and export economy. Ports in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Onne handle thousands of containers every week, moving goods across continents.
Balancing Cost and Time
While sea shipping takes longer than air freight, it’s the best option for heavy cargo and large quantities. With structured packaging, customs documentation, and organized warehousing, clients save costs without compromising safety.
Simplifying International Trade for Nigerians
Errand Angels handles every step—pickup, warehousing, customs clearance, and shipping coordination—so clients don’t have to navigate complex logistics systems. It’s a reliable choice for both businesses and individuals sending bulk goods abroad.
Supporting Exporters and SMEs
As more Nigerian entrepreneurs enter the export market, dependable sea freight services ensure smoother trade experiences. Errand Angels gives them a trusted path to reach global buyers with ease.
