Agriculture remains the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, employing millions and serving as a key source of food security and export revenue. Yet, one of the biggest challenges in sustaining agricultural growth lies in efficient logistics and haulage, the unseen link that connects farmers to markets, processors, and international buyers. Without reliable transportation, even the most productive farms struggle to get their goods where they’re needed, leading to post-harvest losses, market shortages, and reduced farmer income.
Agricultural haulage is about maintaining quality, ensuring traceability, and reducing costs across the value chain. As demand for local and export-ready produce grows, Nigeria’s logistics sector has become the beating heart of agricultural success, and several companies are leading this transformation. Among them, Omas Commodities stands out as a powerhouse redefining how agricultural products are sourced, transported, and exported from Nigeria.
Omas Commodities
When it comes to agricultural logistics, Omas Commodities isn’t just another haulage company, we are a fully integrated agribusiness and export solution provider. We bridge the gap between rural production and global markets by offering end-to-end services that cover sourcing, storage, quality control, haulage, and export facilitation.
At the heart of our operations is a hybrid logistics model that combines a dedicated fleet of vehicles with a robust network of logistics partners. This allows us to move massive volumes of agricultural goods, including cocoa, cashew, sesame seeds, soybeans, and other key export crops, from farms and collection centers to processing plants, ports, and warehouses efficiently and safely.
But we don’t stop at transportation, we operate state-of-the-art warehouses and processing facilities designed to maintain product quality and prevent post-harvest losses. Each warehouse is strategically located within Nigeria’s major agricultural belts, ensuring that produce is stored under optimal conditions before being shipped or exported.
To guarantee international standards, we implement strict quality assurance systems, including moisture testing, sorting, and packaging processes that meet the expectations of buyers in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Our logistics and haulage arm ensures timely delivery, while our export and trade services handle documentation, compliance, and partnerships with global distributors.
Beyond logistics, we play a vital role in empowering farmers. Through our network of field officers and sourcing agents, we provide smallholder farmers with access to quality inputs, training, and fair pricing, helping them scale production while maintaining traceable, high-quality crops. This holistic approach makes us a leader in building sustainable agricultural value chains that benefit everyone, from farmer to exporter to end consumer.
With a track record of reliability, integrity, and innovation, we are setting the gold standard for agricultural logistics in Nigeria, combining efficiency with excellence across every stage of the supply chain.
Contact Us
◾Phone: +234 808 000 0224
◾Email: [email protected]
◾Head Office:
29, Ondo Road, Beside Onward House, Akure, Ondo State
◾International Office:
Elephant Hill Drive, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
◾Warehouse 1:
135, Ojota Road, Opa Quarters, Idanre, Ondo State
◾Warehouse 2:
Melegun/Olowotedo Camp. Opposite New Makun City Estate, Lagos/Ibadan expressway, Ogun State.
By choosing Omas Commodities, you’re not just selecting a logistics provider but you’re partnering with a company committed to excellence, transparency, and growth in Nigeria’s agriculture sector.
ABC Transport
ABC Transport, known for its intercity passenger and cargo services, has diversified into agricultural logistics in recent years, leveraging its extensive road network and fleet capacity. The company’s expansion into agro haulage has made it a valuable player in the movement of produce from Nigeria’s rural communities to urban and industrial centers.
Using its established infrastructure and experienced drivers, ABC Transport helps farmers and agribusinesses move products like grains, tubers, and fresh produce across the country. Its large fleet and warehousing capabilities make it ideal for bulk agricultural shipments, while its regional depots allow for cold-chain logistics and timely delivery, an important advantage for perishable goods.
Chisco Logistics
Chisco Logistics has a network that spans Nigeria and West Africa, connecting farmers, traders, and manufacturers through integrated trucking and cargo systems that make large-scale agricultural distribution smoother and faster.
The company specializes in moving raw materials and perishable goods, including grains, vegetables, and agro-processed products, ensuring they reach factories, processing hubs, and markets in optimal condition. Chisco’s strategic routes, connecting agricultural regions like Oyo, Ondo, and Kaduna to Lagos and Port Harcourt, play a major role in strengthening agribusiness trade across regional borders.
GIG Logistics
GIG Logistics (GIGL) brings a tech-savvy approach to Nigeria’s agricultural haulage scene. GIGL makes it easy for farmers and agro-processors to schedule pickups, monitor shipments, and manage deliveries from any location.
GIGL supports both small-scale and large-volume deliveries, bridging the gap between rural farms and urban markets. Its warehousing and fulfillment centers offer flexible storage options for farm produce, while its expanding road and air freight services make inter-state and cross-border movement faster.
Dangote Transport
As part of the Dangote Group’s vast industrial network, Dangote Transport offers capacity for moving bulk agricultural commodities and raw materials across Nigeria and beyond. The company operates one of the largest private fleets of heavy-duty trucks in West Africa, capable of handling large-scale haulage needs for industries such as cement, sugar, rice, and fertilizers.
This infrastructure gives Dangote Transport a key advantage in supporting Nigeria’s agricultural logistics. From moving grains and raw produce to distributing processed foods, the company plays a quiet but vital role in keeping the country’s farm-to-factory-to-market ecosystem functional.
Red Star Express
Red Star Express, with roots in courier and freight services, has increasingly turned its attention toward the agricultural logistics sector, especially in areas that require cold-chain infrastructure and temperature-controlled transport. This makes it one of the few companies in Nigeria capable of maintaining freshness and quality for perishable goods like fruits, vegetables, dairy, and poultry.
Through its agro-focused courier and bulk transport services, Red Star Express connects smallholder farmers and agro-processors to both urban markets and export hubs. Its cold storage systems and refrigerated trucks ensure produce maintains consistent quality from the moment it leaves the farm to its destination.
Haul247
Haul247 operates as a digital platform that connects farmers, transporters, and distributors, Haul247 applies the “Uber-for-trucks” model to agricultural haulage. Farmers and exporters can instantly book trucks, compare rates, and track deliveries, all within a few clicks.
This on-demand logistics model helps reduce “empty miles” (when trucks travel without loads) and maximizes cost efficiency for both shippers and drivers. For the agricultural sector, where timing and cost margins are critical, Haul247 offers a lifeline by improving turnaround time and lowering transportation expenses.
Kobo360
Kobo360 has become a household name in Nigeria’s logistics scene, and for good reason. Its innovative use of AI, data, and real-time visibility tools makes it one of the most efficient logistics tech platforms in Africa. For the agricultural industry, Kobo360 offers an ecosystem that simplifies everything from truck sourcing to delivery tracking and payment processing.
The company’s digital matching system pairs loads with available trucks, ensuring that no vehicle sits idle while farmers or exporters wait endlessly for transportation. This reduces delays and improves the overall flow of agricultural goods from farms to markets and ports.
Alpha Morgan Haulage
Alpha Morgan Haulage, a subsidiary of the Alpha Morgan Group, is combining logistics and finance to solve two of the biggest challenges in agriculture: movement and money. The company focuses on bulk transportation of fertilizers, grains, and export crops, ensuring steady movement of key agricultural inputs and outputs.
What sets Alpha Morgan apart is its dual focus on logistics and financial empowerment. Through partnerships with cooperatives and small-scale agribusinesses, the company helps farmers gain access to financing options that enable them to transport produce on credit and pay after sales. This model directly addresses the capital barriers that often stop rural farmers from scaling production or reaching distant markets.
Their strong presence in Nigeria’s central and southwestern regions has made them a trusted name in the movement of agro commodities. By linking logistics efficiency with financial inclusion, Alpha Morgan Haulage is helping to build a more integrated and inclusive agricultural ecosystem, one that rewards productivity and reduces post-harvest losses.
Conclusion
Agricultural logistics in Nigeria is entering a new era, one where efficiency, innovation, and collaboration will determine who thrives, but challenges remain, from poor infrastructure to inconsistent regulation, and solving them will require a coordinated effort.
At Omas Commodities, we are already setting new standards by offering end-to-end value chain support: sourcing, warehousing, haulage, quality assurance, and export management. Our model proves that agricultural logistics isn’t just about moving goods but also protecting value and connecting opportunities.
For Nigeria to achieve true efficiency in agro haulage, there must be greater synergy between government, farmers, logistics providers, and financial institutions. This means investing in better roads, digital tracking systems, sustainable energy solutions, and stronger farmer cooperatives.