Frequently Asked Questions

TTP Limited is Nigeria's foremost mobility infrastructure company. We design, deploy, and manage the technology platforms, physical infrastructure, and operational systems that govern how freight trucks move across ports, FMCG facilities, manufacturing plants, transit hubs, and government logistics corridors. Our flagship technology is Ètò, Nigeria's pioneer electronic truck call-up platform.

No. TTP is a private company, an indigenous Nigerian technology and infrastructure business. We work closely with government agencies including the NPA, Nigerian Shippers Council, Lagos State Government, LASTMA, and federal ministries of transportation and trade, but TTP is privately owned and operated.

TTP's primary operational base is the Apapa and Tincan Island port corridor in Lagos. We have also deployed access control and monitoring systems across more than 100 facilities in Lagos, including ports, FMCG plants, and manufacturing facilities.

TTP was incorporated in 2017, following research and stakeholder engagement beginning in 2013. The Ètò platform launched in 2021 and TTP has been in continuous, full-scale operation since.

TTP's clients span government agencies, port terminal operators, shipping lines, FMCG manufacturers, manufacturing companies, logistics and haulage firms, and state governments. Current and past clients include the NPA, Lagos State Government, Dangote (Greenview Development Company), Flour Mills of Nigeria, APMT, SIFAX Group, Nigerian Breweries, and JOSEPDAM Port Services.

Ètò is TTP's proprietary electronic truck call-up platform. It manages the scheduling, sequencing, and movement of freight trucks across a connected network of parks, terminals, ports, and private facilities. Truck operators use the Ètò app or web portal to book port access windows, make payments, and receive call-up notifications.

The Ètò app is available on the Google Play Store. Search for 'Eto' or visit eto.ttp.com.ng to access the web portal directly.

Download the Ètò app or visit eto.ttp.com.ng. Create an account, fund your wallet via Interswitch DirectFund, select your destination terminal or facility, and book your access window. You will receive a QR-coded ticket verified electronically at the access point.

Since its launch in 2021, Ètò has maintained 100% system uptime; including during periods of environmental disruption to physical barriers and radio links.

Ètò is integrated with the CBN and Nigeria Customs' NXP system, enabling export truck inspections and payments outside the port corridor. TTP has also joined Nigeria's National Single Window platform.

TTP offers: access control system design, installation, and maintenance; CCTV and radio network deployment; truck park and transit hub development and management; operational visibility dashboards; mobility consulting and logistics system design; and PPP infrastructure delivery. These can be engaged individually or as an integrated ecosystem.

Yes. TTP has deployed at FMCG manufacturers and manufacturing companies with significant operational improvements. Flour Mills of Nigeria and Dangote's Greenview Development Company are among TTP's private sector clients.

Yes. TTP offers full development services, from feasibility and site assessment through design, technology integration, civil works coordination, and ongoing operational management. We also provide upgrade consulting for existing parks.

Yes. TTP's consulting practice has engaged federal agencies, state governments, and trade associations on truck mobility design, logistics hub planning, traffic management frameworks, and freight corridor strategy.

Government partners provide the mandate, land, and regulatory framework. TTP provides the technology, infrastructure management, and operational ecosystem, designed for long-term commercial sustainability and transparent performance accountability.

TTP is open to technology licensing, infrastructure co-development, operational management agreements, PPP arrangements, and strategic commercial partnerships. Contact info@ttp.com.ng for the attention of Business Development, or complete the enquiry form on our Contact page.

TTP welcomes enquiries from DFIs, infrastructure funds, and institutional investors aligned with TTP's expansion programme. Direct investment enquiries to info@ttp.com.ng for the attention of Strategy & Commercial.

Yes and this is actively underway. TTP is in discussions with several state governments across Nigeria. State governments interested in exploring a deployment should contact us directly.

Yes. TTP is developing a regional expansion strategy focused on West Africa, engaging neighbouring governments on port logistics management, border corridor infrastructure, and a truck rest stop network.

Yes. Ètò is the mandated electronic call-up system for access to the Apapa and Tincan Island port corridors. All trucks seeking port access must be booked through the Ètò platform. Unbooked trucks will not be permitted entry at TTP-managed access points.

Contact TTP's customer service at info@ttp.com.ng or call +234 907 288 7887. Our team handles all Ètò user support requests and aims to resolve enquiries within 18 hours.

Lilypond Truck Park primarily serves trucks that are registered and active on the Ètò platform, providing a structured system for managing access to the port corridor. In addition, Lilypond Truck Park is available to logistics fleet companies and FMCG operators seeking dedicated parking for trucks or truck heads. Access for this purpose is subject to a formal engagement with TTP to define and agree on usage structure, terms, and capacity allocation. please contact info@ttp.com.ng or visit the facility at Lilypond Container Terminal, Ijora, Apapa, Lagos.

Before Ètò, truck drivers waited 2–3 weeks for a single port access — controlled informally through extortion and physical queuing. Ètò replaced that with electronic scheduling: book a slot, stage at the designated park, receive your call-up, and gain access at the time you were told. In the words of one driver: 'Before Ètò, a week could pass without port access. Now, it's smooth sailing.'

Media enquiries — including interview requests, press releases, and background briefings — should be directed to info@ttp.com.ng for the attention of Communications or to media@ttp.com.ng

Visit the News & Insights section of this website. TTP is also active on LinkedIn, where we publish company updates, industry commentary, and operational milestones.

Yes. TTP is active on LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Follow us for company updates, Ètò platform news, industry insights, and behind-the-scenes content from TTP's operations.