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Uzotex Bonded Terminal Expands Operations to South-East with New Facility in Imo

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Uzotex Bonded Terminal has expanded its operations to Nigeria’s South-East region with the establishment of a new bonded terminal in Imo State, marking a major step in the company’s growth and regional logistics development.

In a statement, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Blue Diamond Group, Mr Festus Mbisiogu, described the expansion as a significant milestone in Uzotex’s drive to strengthen logistics infrastructure and simplify trade for importers and exporters across the country.

According to him, the new bonded terminal is designed to cut transit times, enhance cargo handling efficiency, and stimulate economic growth in the region by bringing world-class bonded terminal services closer to businesses in the South-East.

Mbisiogu expressed appreciation to Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, for his commitment to infrastructure development and economic transformation in the state. He also commended the Ministry and Office of the Commissioner for Works, Mr Ralph Nwosu, for their professionalism, timely intervention, and technical support, noting that their contributions were critical to the successful completion of the project.

The Uzotex boss further acknowledged the support of the Nigeria Customs Service under the leadership of the Comptroller-General, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, praising the Service for its professionalism, transparency, and commitment to trade facilitation, revenue generation, border security, and institutional reforms.

He noted that under the current leadership, the Nigeria Customs Service has recorded notable achievements that have strengthened national economic growth and security, adding that the dedication and discipline of its officers and men deserve both national and international recognition.

Special appreciation was also extended to the Abia/Imo Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service for its consistent collaboration and support from the project’s inception to completion.

As operations commence in Imo State, Mbisiogu called on indigenes of the state, particularly those in the diaspora, to view Imo as a viable investment destination. He said the state offers vast opportunities, backed by a business-friendly environment, improved security, and a government committed to economic progress.

He expressed optimism that sustained public-private collaboration would drive inclusive growth, create jobs, and secure a prosperous future for the region.

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Published on January 11, 2026
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