Fourteen ships are waiting to berth and discharge petroleum products at the various oil terminals within the Lagos ports, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has said.
The Daily report of berthing meeting which was made available to newsmen in Lagos yesterday by NPA, showed that seven ships would discharge petrol; six would discharge aviation fuel and diesel, while one would discharge kerosene.
The document also indicated that five ships would discharge bulk sugar and rice.
Fourteen ships are waiting to berth and discharge petroleum products at the various oil terminals within the Lagos ports, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has said.
The Daily report of berthing meeting which was made available to newsmen in Lagos yesterday by NPA, showed that seven ships would discharge petrol; six would discharge aviation fuel and diesel, while one would discharge kerosene.
The document also indicated that five ships would discharge bulk sugar and rice.
It said that 76 ships carrying different commodities would sail into the ports between Dec.18 and Jan. 2, 2013.
NPA also said that 14 of the expected ships would arrive with petroleum products.
It added that 13 ships would sail in with new and used vehicles.
About 49 other ships would arrive with containers, fresh fish, rice, sugar, general cargoes, bulk wheat, steel products, base oil and bulk malt.
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