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The West Africa Container Terminal (WACT) is located in Onne port, part of the Onne Oil and Gas Free Zone. In addition to excellent hinterland connections to the rest of Nigeria, the Terminal offers excellent customer service, trained operators, modern handling equipment and superior e-commerce capabilities. Read more...


 

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Import availability Export Booking Enquiry Equipment History
Vessel Schedule & Berth Plan

Quick Links

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Truck Appointment System

  • Create, delete or change your truck appointment time slots
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Online Service Requests

  • Request additional services in a couple of clicks
  • E.g. EIR, OTD, Same Day Positioning, Drive Through Scanning
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TERMView

  • Raise invoices
  • Make payments
  • Download reciepts
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Customs Examination Booking

  • Book, re-book, or cancel booking for examination positioning
  • Bookings close at 6.00pm daily
  • Print positioning indemnity

Claims Portal

  • Damage to containers, cargo, vessel parts, trucks, third-party equipment/vehicles
  • Pilferage of cargo
  • Joint Survey Requests
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Shipping Line Dashboard

  • Track loading/unloading status in real time
  • Reliable estimated departure times
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Barge Shuttle Service: Onne-Port Harcourt-Onne

A new frequent (and on demand) barge shuttle service now brings the West Africa Container Terminal closer to you and your key markets. Compared to road transfers between Onne and Port Harcourt it’s cheaper, faster, more reliable. And with a total of 13 days free storage – offers you additional flexibility in your supply chain.


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News & Operational Updates

Customer Advisory - Independence Day Advisory 1st October 2026

Dear Esteemed Customer, please be informed that Thursday 1st of Oct 2026 has been declared by the Federal Government as public holiday to commemorate Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary.

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APM Terminals deepens commitment to Nigeria during ministerial visit to Denmark

APM Terminals and project partners signed an MoU to explore development of Badagry Port during a visit by Nigeria's Minister of Marine and Blue Economy to Denmark.

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Transition to Sustainable Transport begins at the Ports- APM Terminals Nigeria

APM Terminals Nigeria has said the transition to sustainable transport should begin at Nigerian ports.

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