Ibeju-Lekki · Lagos · Nigeria — proven first in Africa
Shekelord Logistics is a haulage and supply-chain operator based in Ibeju-Lekki, on the Lekki Deep Sea Port corridor — one of the busiest new trade gateways on the African continent. We handle trucking, last-mile delivery, warehousing and customs clearing, and we are building an agricultural logistics network designed to work in Nigeria first, replicate across African markets, and connect African produce to global buyers.
What we do
One team handles the truck, the warehouse and the paperwork — so your cargo does not change hands between three companies that blame each other when something goes wrong.
Long-haul movement of general cargo, containers and bulk goods on Nigeria's major corridors, coordinated from our Ibeju-Lekki base.
Same-day and next-day dispatch across Lagos for retailers, online sellers and distributors who need parcels to land on time.
Short and medium-term storage with organised handling, so goods sit safely between arrival and onward distribution.
Import and export coordination through Lagos, with customs documentation handled end to end and cargo delivered to the door.
Our flagship programme
Across Africa, millions of smallholder farmers grow the food that fast-growing cities need — yet the produce struggles to reach the market efficiently, reliably or profitably. The bottleneck is not production. It is the fragmented logistics system between the farm gate and the final buyer.
We are building an integrated agricultural logistics platform that links farmers, cooperatives, transporters, aggregation centres, storage facilities, processors and buyers — consolidating produce from many farms so transport is coordinated by volume, route, crop type and delivery window instead of every farmer moving a small load alone. It is a model built to be replicated market by market across Africa, and to carry African produce into export markets.
Read the full initiativeProduce from many smallholders is pooled at collection points so a full truck moves instead of a dozen half-empty ones.
Short-term and chilled storage between harvest and market cuts the spoilage that eats farmer income.
Aggregation and proper storage give farmers a choice about when and where to sell, instead of selling in a hurry.
Direct links to processors, retailers and institutional buyers who need dependable volume and quality.
Built to scale
A truck route is local. A logistics system is not. What we are building in Lagos — aggregation, coordinated transport, storage and verified buyers — is the same system that moves produce out of the Rift Valley, the Sahel or the Mekong Delta. We are proving it on the hardest corridors first, then taking the model outward.
Haulage, delivery, warehousing and clearing around the Lekki Deep Sea Port, plus the first farm-to-market corridors into Lagos markets.
Scheduled trunk routes linking Nigeria's producing regions to its consuming cities, with aggregation points on each corridor.
Replicating the corridor model in neighbouring African markets and moving goods across borders under continental free-trade rules.
Connecting African producers to export buyers through the ports we already work in — the same standards, applied to international freight.
How we work
Call, WhatsApp or send the request form with your pickup point, destination, cargo type and timing.
You get a written quote with the vehicle type, route and delivery window before anything moves.
The load is checked, secured and dispatched. You know who is driving and when they left.
The consignee signs for the goods and we confirm delivery back to you the same day.
Tell us the pickup, the destination and what is in the cargo. You will get a straight price and a delivery window — not a runaround.