Dahim Global Logistics Ltd handles freight forwarding, port haulage, and customs clearance for businesses importing and exporting through Nigeria — with one team managing your shipment from the port to your door.
DAHIM Global Logistics Limited (DGL) is a trusted logistics and freight management company delivering reliable, efficient, and cost-effective supply chain solutions across Nigeria and West Africa.
We manage the full chain of moving cargo through Nigerian ports — freight forwarding, customs documentation, haulage, and inland delivery — so our clients can focus on their business instead of chasing shipments.
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From port to warehouse, we manage freight forwarding, clearing, and last-mile delivery under one roof.
Land, air, and sea cargo coordination, liaising with shipping lines and inland carriers on your behalf.
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Container haulage from Apapa, Tin Can, and Onne ports to warehouses and distribution points nationwide.
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Short and long-term storage with cross-docking and nationwide distribution support.
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Common questions from clients shipping into and out of Nigeria.
Typical requirements include a Bill of Lading or Airway Bill, commercial invoice, packing list, Form M, and SONCAP or NAFDAC certificates where applicable. Our team reviews your documentation before your cargo arrives so clearance isn't delayed at the port.
Clearing times vary with cargo type and documentation readiness, but with complete paperwork submitted in advance, most shipments clear within a few working days of vessel arrival.
Yes. We manage both inbound and outbound freight, including customs documentation, port coordination, and inland transportation on either side of the shipment.
Yes. Use the Track a Shipment page with your waybill or container number, or reach our ops desk on WhatsApp for a direct status update.
We move cargo nationwide from Lagos ports to destinations including Kano, Port Harcourt, Abuja, and other major commercial centres, as well as select cross-border routes into West Africa.
