Logistics Parks Nigeria
Head Office
Regus Office, 7th Floor, Mulliner Towers,39 Alfred Rewane Road Ikoyi, Lagos
Tel: +234 9070067845
Agility Logistics Parks – Nigeria is the ideal location for multinational and local companies in consumer goods, retail, manufacturing, technology and energy. It provides a storage and distribution platform for companies in Lagos, Africa’s largest city and Nigeria’s commercial capital, offering quick access to the country’s principal ports, busiest international airport and road network.
What Makes Us Different
Safety & Security
Fully secured and walled compound with controlled access to compound and warehouses, CCTV monitoring, fire-prevention and sprinkler systems.
Reliable Power & Connectivity
Round-the-clock power, water and IT connectivity with backup.
World-Class Warehousing & Facilities Management
Class A warehousing with energy-efficient construction and design features, waste management & recycling, building maintenance, landscaping, paved roads, drainage, and ancillary facilities.
Featured Logistics Parks in Nigeria
270,000 SQM site under development adjacent to the Ibadan Road just north of Lagos, the fastest-growing commercial hub in Nigeria. The Agility Logistics Park – Nigeria situates tenants within a four-hour drive of 54 million consumers.
Our Logistics Parks Solutions
Agility Logistics Parks offer the best warehousing, infrastructure, facilities management, versatility and leasing terms available in Nigeria.
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