Lekki Deep Sea Port Surpasses Tin Can Island in Nigeria's Trade Rankings
Lekki Deep Sea Port has rapidly become Nigeria's second-largest port by trade value, overtaking Tin Can Island and Port Harcourt. Trade data from the first nine months of 2025 reveals Lekki's emergence as a key import gateway, handling significant import and export volumes.
With a trade balance skewed towards imports, Lekki is positioning itself as a crucial supply gateway and export platform. The port's growth reflects a structural shift in Nigeria's maritime trade dynamics, with a focus on high-value cargo like containers.
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