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DIMAJ Services Limited provides a wide range of professional services, including manpower supply, transportation services, procurement and supply chain management, air, land and sea logistics, warehousing and materials preservation, as well as retail operations, general trading, and business support services for organizations across various industries.

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We serve a wide range of industries including Oil & Gas, Construction & Infrastructure, Government & Public Sector, FMCG, Maritime & Offshore, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Telecommunications, and Manufacturing & Industrial sectors. Our expertise allows us to adapt our services to the unique requirements of each industry.

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Safety and quality are central to everything we do. We operate under robust HSEQ (Health, Safety, Environment & Quality) standards, including mandatory safety inductions, regular audits, quality assurance processes, emergency response planning, and compliance with relevant Nigerian and international regulations.

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Yes. Our extensive talent database, established supplier network, transportation assets, and logistics infrastructure enable us to rapidly mobilize personnel, equipment, and materials for both small and large-scale projects across Nigeria, West Africa, and international freight corridors.

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DIMAJ combines manpower, transportation, procurement, and logistics services under one roof, providing clients with a single trusted partner. We are known for our industry expertise, rapid mobilization, regulatory compliance, technology-driven operations, competitive pricing, and commitment to delivering exceptional customer value.

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Yes, we have receiving warehouses near most major ports and airports, in Nigeria and overseas. Please let us know your cargo location and we will advise you the closest receiving warehouse.

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Most freight payments are made with a Company bank transfer. Payment is expected prior to freight being released or delivered unless credit terms are in place.

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