Clearing at Onne Port (Rivers State)
Onne in Rivers State is eastern Nigeria's main container and oil-and-gas logistics port. Its container terminal is West Africa Container Terminal (WACT), and the port's free zone serves much of the energy sector.
Updated October 2026.
What to know about Onne Port (Rivers State)
- Containers: West Africa Container Terminal (WACT) handles container traffic.
- Oil and gas cargo: much of Onne's activity serves the energy sector through its free zone.
- Closer for the east: importers in Port Harcourt, Aba and Onitsha often save trucking costs by clearing here instead of Lagos.
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Should I clear at Onne instead of Lagos?
If your goods are headed for the south-east or south-south, clearing at Onne can cut trucking time and cost. Compare full quotes, not just duty.
Are customs duties lower at Onne?
No. Statutory duties are national. Port, terminal and haulage charges are what differ.
Can I clear a car at Onne?
Yes, though most car imports come through Lagos. Ask agents whether your vehicle's shipping line calls at Onne.
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