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Shipping routes, channels and cross-border logistics.
Tariff concessions, rules of origin, and trade agreements.
Kilindini Mombasa and Lagos ports clearance guidelines.
Charter Art. 38 rules for resolving Nigeria–Kenya trade disputes.
Corporate tiers, verification, and member benefits.
Case numbers, response dates and ticket tracking.
Trade moves primarily via maritime transit between Apapa/Tin Can (Lagos) and Kilindini Harbour (Mombasa), complemented by dedicated air cargo routes between Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO).
The Chamber validates commercial invoices, packing lists, and Certificates of Origin to ensure seamless compliance with both Nigerian and Kenyan port inspection standards.
Submit your product’s Harmonized System (HS) code through the One-Desk Support Desk. The Secretariat cross-references the Nigeria–Kenya tariff concession lists to calculate your exact duty savings.
Goods must be accompanied by an official AfCFTA Certificate of Origin stamped by the designated national authority (e.g. NACCIMA/NEPC in Nigeria, KNCCI/KRA in Kenya), verifying sufficient domestic value addition.
Our dedicated Trade Desk officers are available to help with active shipping queries, tariff calculations, and dispute filings.