Across 36 states. 400+ tankers. One obsession: safety, at every kilometre.
85,000 m² of warehousing. Bonded, pick-pack, cross-dock — to your door.
Cross-border air freight connecting West African markets to global trade within 48 hours.
Container terminal operations. Port-side handling, bonded storage and just-in-time distribution at scale.
Pipeline and terminal infrastructure — 380,000 m³ storage, 24/7 SCADA-monitored.
End-to-end journey visibility. ISO 39001 certified. Every trip planned, tracked and reviewed.
TSL began as a single fleet servicing Lagos and has grown into a multi-company group with strategic hubs across Nigeria — covering over 2.5 million kilometres safely each month and moving cargo valued at an average of $50M monthly.
Today the group spans three operating companies working across petroleum infrastructure, integrated haulage, and urban passenger transit — connected by a single obsession: safety, at every kilometre.
TSL was founded in 2001 with a simple ambition: raise the standard of heavy-cargo transport in Nigeria. We started with a small fleet out of Lagos and a single question — how do you deliver world-class safety on some of the world's most demanding roads?
Two decades later, that question is still what drives the group. Whether we're operating a petroleum terminal, running a Metroline bus route, or hauling containers to Kano, we're measured by the same thing: every load, delivered safely.
Depot · Ogun State
Terminal detail
The people
Journey management centre
The founding company. Integrated haulage moving fuel, containers and dry cargo across Nigeria's federal road network — the operational backbone of the group.
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Africa's largest independent petroleum terminal operator. Design, build and 24/7 management of critical energy infrastructure — combining deep sector expertise with digital operations.
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A licensed bus operator redefining urban transit in West Africa — modern, cashless, reliable service designed for the way Lagos actually moves.
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