About Us

Who We Are

252 hectares in size

Snake Island Integrated Free Zone (SIIFZ) is an economic development area strategically located in the main harbour of Lagos, Nigeria.

It offers an integrated platform for logistics, trading, and manufacturing companies to establish operations in Nigeria with a low cost of entry, while benefitting from available seaport, land, and power infrastructure to handle international and regional operations.

Our Vision

To develop and operate a fully functional Free Zone and Port Facility as a one-stop shop service to all industries.

Our Mission

To provide proficient quality services, to all entities in SIIFZ in compliance with the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) Act and SIIFZ Gazette, bringing investors across multiple sectors together to a single, strategic, and operationally-viable location.

About Nigerdock

SIIFZ is promoted by Nigerdock, a leading Nigerian maritime and logistics company operating an integrated free zone and port terminals in Lagos.

Nigerdock provides clients with terminal operations, logistics, marine services, and free zone solutions.

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History

We have operated for almost two decades and played a significant role in advancing the free trade zone scheme in Nigeria.

SIIFZ was established in January 2005, following presidential approval in line with Section 1 of the NEPZA Act of 1992.
SIIFZ was established in January 2005, following presidential approval in line with Section 1 of the NEPZA Act of 1992.
For over a decade, SIIFZ provided services for large-scale offshore deepwater projects.
For over a decade, SIIFZ provided services for large-scale offshore deepwater projects.
SIIFZ has evolved into a consolidated industrial and maritime free zone. In 2018, SIIFZ received Presidential approval to operate as a wharf within Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports. Additionally, SIIFZ received approval from the Nigerian Ports Authority and Nigeria Customs Service for cargo handling services.
SIIFZ has evolved into a consolidated industrial and maritime free zone. In 2018, SIIFZ received Presidential approval to operate as a wharf within Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports.

Additionally, SIIFZ received approval from the Nigerian Ports Authority and Nigeria Customs Service for cargo handling services.
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Our self-sustaining ecosystem is a focal point for trade and development.

SEMIU AKOREDE
Managing Director