If you move goods in Nigeria, you already know the North-Central corridor is where schedules go to be tested. We are pleased to announce that CitiTap Logistics has expanded its haulage network Nigeria-wide operators rely on, with dedicated new capacity across the North-Central corridor linking Abuja, Nasarawa, Kogi and Niger.
What the Haulage Network Expansion Includes
- Additional fleet capacity allocated to construction material haulage — cement, granite, reinforcement and aggregates
- Scheduled agricultural produce runs connecting farm-gate clusters to processing facilities and markets
- Extended dispatch coordination hours to match early-morning loading windows
- Route risk assessments refreshed for every corridor lane
Why North-Central, and Why Now
The corridor sits at the intersection of Nigeria’s construction boom and its agricultural heartland. Demand from developers and government infrastructure projects has grown steadily, while farm clusters continue to lose value to post-harvest delays — the FAO estimates significant post-harvest losses across the region’s value chains. Reliable, scheduled haulage attacks both problems at once.
What Clients Can Expect
Existing clients on corridor routes should see tighter delivery windows and improved tracking updates immediately. New clients can request corridor rates for one-off loads or scheduled contract haulage. As always: send us the load, the route and the deadline — we will come back with a quote and a plan.
Part of a Bigger Build
This expansion also strengthens delivery capacity for our sister divisions — solar equipment for Energy Solutions and materials for Project Management & Procurement move on the same disciplined network.
Our haulage network in Nigeria grows where our clients’ problems are, and the North-Central corridor earned its place on that list. Need something moved through it? Request a logistics quote today.
