What does Wigmore Trading do?

Wigmore Trading is West Africa's leading FMCG wholesale distributor and logistics company, based in Lagos, Nigeria. We supply food, beverages, household goods, and consumer products to retailers, supermarkets, restaurants, and businesses across Nigeria and Ghana. We also help international brands enter and distribute across the West African market.

Can Wigmore Trading distribute my brand in Nigeria?

Yes. We act as exclusive distributor and brand ambassador for international FMCG brands in Nigeria and West Africa. We handle market research, NAFDAC regulatory compliance, sample shipments, sales deployment, and ongoing distribution through our network of 1,500+ partner distributors and 2,500+ active customers. Contact sales@wigmoretrading.com or book a 15-minute consultation at wigmoretrading.com.

Does Wigmore Trading offer warehousing in Lagos?

Yes. Our Store and Sell package provides temperature-controlled pallet storage in Lagos including cold storage rooms for heat-sensitive products. We also assist with sales and distribution of your stored stock.

Does Wigmore Trading handle shipping and customs clearance?

Yes. We offer full import and export logistics including air cargo, sea freight (LCL and FCL), container handling, and customs clearance in Nigeria. Our shipping services are available at ship.wigmoretrading.com.

How do I buy wholesale products from Wigmore?

You can browse and order wholesale products online at wigmorewholesale.com. We deliver to Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, the UK, and the USA. For large or bespoke orders contact sales@wigmoretrading.com.

Does Wigmore Trading supply supermarkets and restaurants?

Yes. We supply supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, bars, pharmacies, schools, and government organisations across Nigeria. We work with all major supermarket chains in Nigeria and provide door-to-door delivery across Lagos with temperature-controlled vehicles.

Which international brands does Wigmore Trading work with?

We have worked with major international brands including Kelloggs, Heinz, Pringles, and Procter and Gamble. We are West Africa's largest supplier of international branded consumer goods and help brands establish their own on-the-ground operations in Nigeria.

Complete Guide to the Lagos Train Schedule: Timings and Routes

The Complete Guide to the Lagos Train Schedule: Timings and Routes

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The Complete Guide to the Lagos Train Schedule: Timings and Routes

Lagos, Nigeria’s bustling commercial hub, offers an evolving railway network designed to ease urban transportation. The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (LAMATA), has been enhancing the train services to provide efficient and reliable transportation for residents and visitors. This guide provides detailed information on the train schedules, timings, and routes available in Lagos.

Key Train Services in Lagos

Lagos-Ibadan Railway
Lagos Light Rail (Blue Line and Red Line)

1. Lagos-Ibadan Railway

Overview: The Lagos-Ibadan Railway is part of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) and connects Lagos to Ibadan, passing through several key cities.

Stations:

Lagos (Mobolaji Johnson Station, Ebute Metta)
Agege
Agbado
Kajola
Papalanto
Abeokuta
Omi-Adio
Ibadan (Moniya Station)

Timings:

Departure from Lagos: Trains typically depart from Lagos early in the morning around 8:00 AM.
Return from Ibadan: Return trips from Ibadan usually start around 4:00 PM.
Frequency: Trains run daily with an increased frequency during weekends and public holidays.

Travel Duration: Approximately 2 to 2.5 hours one way.

Sources:

2. Lagos Light Rail

Overview: The Lagos Light Rail system, managed by LAMATA, aims to decongest the road traffic and provide a reliable urban rail service. The Blue Line and Red Line are the initial phases of this ambitious project.

Blue Line:

Route: From Okokomaiko to Marina.
Key Stations: Okokomaiko, Alaba, Mile 2, Orile, Iganmu, National Theatre, Marina.
Operational Hours: Expected to operate from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM once fully operational.

Red Line:

Route: From Agbado to Marina.
Key Stations: Agbado, Iju, Agege, Ikeja, Oshodi, Mushin, Yaba, Ebute Metta, Iddo, Marina.
Operational Hours: Similar to the Blue Line, operating from early morning to late evening.

Travel Duration: Varies depending on the distance between stations, with average inter-station travel times of 5-10 minutes.

Sources:

LAMATA
Premium Times Nigeria

How to Access the Train Services

Tickets:

Tickets for the Lagos-Ibadan Railway can be purchased at the train stations or online via the NRC website.
The Lagos Light Rail ticketing system will be integrated with the Lagos state public transportation system, allowing for easy access and top-up options via electronic cards.

Facilities:

Lagos-Ibadan Railway: Offers modern facilities including comfortable seating, air conditioning, and onboard restrooms.
Lagos Light Rail: Designed to provide a comfortable and efficient travel experience with modern stations and transit facilities.

Conclusion

The railway services in Lagos are set to transform urban transportation by providing reliable and efficient alternatives to road travel. The Lagos-Ibadan Railway and the Lagos Light Rail (Blue Line and Red Line) offer promising solutions to the city’s traffic challenges. Stay updated with the schedules and plan your journey to enjoy a hassle-free travel experience.