Send a Parcel to Nigeria — Collected From Your Door.

Sending a parcel to Nigeria should be simple. You have one box, maybe two — a gift, some clothes, a phone, provisions for family. You do not need a barrel and you do not need a container. Precebol Logistics collects parcels from any UK address and delivers them door-to-door anywhere in Nigeria, with customs clearance handled and paid for before your parcel arrives.

Pricing. Air freight starts at £35 for parcels under 5kg and delivers in 7–10 working days door-to-door — this is the right choice for anything urgent, valuable, or light. Sea cargo starts at £18 per cubic foot and takes 5–6 weeks, which works out considerably cheaper for heavy or bulky parcels where the timing is flexible. Both prices are all-in and quoted in pounds: UK collection, freight, Nigerian customs clearance, and door delivery. Not sure which way to send it? Our chargeable weight calculator shows you both, or read air freight vs sea cargo.

No post office queue. We collect from your home, your workplace, or your student accommodation — anywhere in the UK, including Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. London and the surrounding area can often be collected within 24–48 hours. You can also drop your parcel at our Camberwell office at 52 Camberwell Church Street, London SE5 8QZ if that is easier.

No wahala at the other end. This is the part that matters to most people sending home. Because clearance is included in the price you pay here in the UK, your recipient in Nigeria is not chased for a “release fee” or extra clearance charge before the parcel is handed over. Our Lagos office contacts them when the parcel clears, gives them a delivery window, and calls again when the driver is en route.

What you can send. Clothing and shoes, gifts, dry and tinned foodstuffs, toiletries, baby and children’s items, books and school supplies, phones, laptops and small electronics for personal use, and documents. Fresh or frozen food and anything on the prohibited items list must stay out, and large quantities of a single product may be treated as a commercial shipment. If you are unsure about something, send us the list before you seal the box — see also what you can send to Nigeria from the UK.

Packing your parcel. Use a strong double-walled box, cushion anything fragile with clothing or bubble wrap, seal liquids inside a bag, and tape every opening. Label it clearly with your recipient’s full name, address, nearest landmark, LGA, and a working Nigerian phone number — a good phone number does more for a smooth delivery than anything else on the box.

Sending more than one box? Once you are shipping several boxes or a mixed load of household goods, a barrel or a personal effects shipment is usually cheaper per kilogram than parcel rates. Just send us the list and we will tell you which is the better price — we would rather quote you correctly than sell you the more expensive option.