

About the company
Experienced Shipping
Management
Company
Wolid International Services Limited is a Lagos-based shipping management company. We book ocean freight, clear cargo through Nigerian Customs, move containers inland on our own fleet and store goods in bonded and general warehousing — under one contract and one coordinator.
More about us

Experience
Two decades at the busiest ports in West Africa.
Since 2005
Working the Apapa and Tin Can Island corridors through every regulatory change.
In-house brokers
Licensed customs agents on staff, not outsourced — so nothing sits waiting on a third party.
Own fleet
Flatbeds and trailers we control, which means we commit to delivery dates and keep them.
Services
What we do.



25+
Years of Experience
500+
Vessels Handled
70+
Satisfied Clients
10M+
Metric Tons Handled
What clients say
Trusted by importers who cannot afford delays.

“WOLID International Services has transformed our logistics process. Their efficiency in handling customs clearance and freight forwarding is unmatched. We now experience faster deliveries with zero delays.”
David O.
Supply Chain Manager
01 / 06
Trusted by some of the top companies for over twenty years





FAQ
Questions,
answered.
We provide freight forwarding, ship and customs agency services, cargo handling, logistics, crew change formalities, and shipping consultancy for both local and international clients.
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Tell us what you need. We reply within one business day.

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