APM Terminals Apapa

16/04/2026

At the Nigeria Infrastructure Summit
APM Terminals Nigeria’s CFO, Courage Obadangbonyi, joined industry leaders to share practical ideas for improving trade efficiency across the country.
Speaking on Transport Corridor Upgrade: Improving Trade Efficiency, he highlighted Nigeria’s six key economic corridors and the challenges created by the concentration of seaports in Lagos— including congestion, high logistics costs, and delays.
He emphasized the role of inland dry ports, multimodal hubs, digital trade facilitation, and regulatory reforms in decongesting seaports and speeding up cargo delivery.
Building smarter, more connected trade systems starts with collaboration

14/04/2026

634 days LTI free at APM Terminals Apapa
Our highest safety milestone since inception—powered by a shared commitment to doing the right thing, every single day.
Kudos to our Safety team for relentlessly upholding standards across our workforce, contractors, visitors, and the wider trucking community.
This achievement reflects our 2026 Global Safety Day theme: We Are Safer Together.
Let’s keep looking out for one another and putting safety first—always.

14/04/2026

634 days LTI‑free at APM Terminals Apapa!
Our highest safety milestone since inception—made possible by a shared commitment to doing the right thing, every day.

Kudos to our Safety team for relentlessly upholding standards across our workforce, contractors, visitors, and the wider trucking community.
This achievement reflects our 2026 Global Safety Day theme: We Are Safer Together.

Let’s keep looking out for one another and putting safety first—always.

13/04/2026

Exciting moments at the Blue Economy Investment Summit in Abuja!

APM Terminals Nigeria CEO, Frederik Klinke, joined the Honourable Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, to discuss Nigeria’s maritime future.
Frederik delivered a powerful keynote on the summit’s theme, “Shifting Gears: Heading to a New Frontier in the Maritime Economy.” He highlighted the importance of policy alignment, infrastructure investment, and disciplined ex*****on to unlock Nigeria’s maritime potential.
He also emphasized the need for continued government support predictable regulations, faster digitisation, and strategic infrastructure can drive quicker cargo flows, boost exports, and attract more investors.
Big kudos to the APM Terminals Nigeria team for their coordination and strong presence!

Nigeria

13/04/2026

We are proud to congratulate Apapa’s latest Lean Level 1 problem solvers! After a week of comprehensive training in lean methodologies and the DICE problem-solving process, our team members are now equipped to apply these tools to identify and address process inefficiencies in their daily operations.

They are set to actively engage in ongoing continuous improvement initiatives and drive waste reduction through a disciplined, structured approach to problem solving.

10/04/2026

Every container moved represents a person, a business, and a livelihood supported.

With Nigeria’s export volumes surging by 1,085%, ongoing maritime reforms are helping local producers, exporters, and logistics workers move goods faster and compete more effectively.

Hear more from our CEO in his keynote address at the 2026 Blue Economy Investment Summit.

https://independent.ng/nigerias-strategic-reforms-yielding-results-says-klinke/

The Chief Executive Officer of APM Terminals Nigeria, Frederik Klinke has averred that Nigeria’s maritime sector is demonstrating remarkable resilience and momentum, with a dramatic surge in export volumes, positioning the country as an emerging force in global trade. Speaking at the opening of th...

09/04/2026

Yesterday at our Q1 Townhall, we were pleased to officially welcome Kamal Alhraishat as the new Terminal Managing Director for Apapa. Kamal joins us from APM Terminals Bahrain, where he most recently served as Chief Operating Officer.

Kamal shared his vision for Apapa, encouraging us to build on our strong momentum, consistently deliver value to our customers, and continue to embed safety and operational excellence in everything we do.

The townhall also provided an opportunity to align on our roadmap towards achieving our 2026 objectives, while fostering open dialogue through feedback and engagement with the leadership team.

Overall, it was a highly interactive session that reinforced alignment, transparency, and our shared commitment to continuous improvement.

31/03/2026

Did you know?

In just 5 weeks, APM Terminals Apapa Rail (in collaboration with the Nigeria Railway Corporation) has moved ~500 import and ~100 export containers—delivering reliability and a genuine alternative to road and barge.

Innovation that keeps your cargo moving and your supply chain on track.
Ready to explore rail?

DM us to learn about schedules and booking, or send an email to [email protected]

23/03/2026

Building a diverse, future‑ready workforce starts with intentional action.

Through our Female Mechanic Initiative, APM Terminals Apapa is supporting young women with industry‑relevant technical skills and practical training—strengthening both our talent pipeline and the communities around us.

This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the women shaping the future of technical careers.

16/03/2026

Empowering the Next Generation of Female Truckers

Our commitment to Giving to Gain continues to inspire real impact.
Through our Female Trucker Initiative, APM Terminals Apapa is equipping young women with the technical skills and confidence to thrive in roles traditionally dominated by men.

A recent feature highlights this transformative journey and the young women driving it forward.

BY COMFORT UWAJEH The 2026 International Women’s Day theme, Give to Gain, resonates powerfully within the global maritime…

18/02/2026

APM Terminals Apapa participated in a recent European Business Chamber Nigeria (Eurocham) Annual Conference and Expo, where our CEO, Frederik Klinke, joined the roundtable on European Business Perspectives in Nigeria.

He notes, "Nigeria holds significant potential and that recent reforms are encouraging.""

However, Klinke emphasized that predictability—not policy announcements—is what drives investment, stating that only consistent implementation will give investors the confidence to commit long-term capital.

The conference and exhibition brought together leading voices from the private sector to discuss Nigeria’s evolving investment landscape. Business leaders highlighted the importance of predictable and consistent economic regulations as a key driver for sustaining investor confidence and unlocking long-term capital commitments.



(L-R) Chief Executive Officer, APM Terminals Nigeria, Frederik Klinke; Chairman of the Senate Committee on Capital Markets, Senator Osita Izunaso; and General Manager, Eurocham Nigeria, Chigozie Okwara at the Conference….

11/02/2026

2025 was a landmark year for APM Terminals Apapa!

We made significant strides in strengthening Nigeria’s trade ecosystem through deeper partnerships, strategic investments, and smarter, more efficient logistics solutions.
One of our proudest achievements was recording our highest-ever monthly export throughput—8,687 TEUs, marking a remarkable 31.5% year‑on‑year growth.

We also expanded our rail services, helping reduce road congestion and ensuring faster, smoother cargo evacuation across the country.
Together with our partners, we proved what coordinated collaboration can achieve. Here’s to building an even stronger, more connected trade future for Nigeria!

In 2025, APM Terminals Apapa delivered measurable contributions to Nigeria’s trade reform agenda, demonstrating how coordinated public...