21 Fuel-Laden Ships Expected In Lagos Ports

Twenty one fuel laden ships are expected  to berth at the various oil terminals in Lagos, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has indicated.
NPA said in its daily report of ships’ movement that 13 of the tankers were laden with petrol otherwise known as Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).
It added that two ships were laden with diesel; one with kerosene while five others contained aviation fuel.

Twenty one fuel laden ships are expected  to berth at the various oil terminals in Lagos, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has indicated.
NPA said in its daily report of ships’ movement that 13 of the tankers were laden with petrol otherwise known as Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).
It added that two ships were laden with diesel; one with kerosene while five others contained aviation fuel.
According to the document, some of the tankers are MT Argosy, MT Adventurer, MT Ceseria, MT Knronburg, MT Lucky Lady, MT Danny Rose, MT Ermar, MT Rofos, MT Torm Hellerup, MT Torm Gertrud, MT Amalienburg, MT Perla and MT Alizea.
The ships are to berth at the following terminals; Atlas Cove Jetty (ACJ), New Oil Jetty (NOJ), fishery wharf, Single Buoy Mooring (SBM), Bulk Oil Plant (BOP) and Ibafon jetty.
The document showed that 81 ships were expected at the Lagos Ports between Aug. 15, and Aug. 31, with bulk cargo like used and new vehicles, soya beans, bulk wheat and containers.
Others are steel products, fish, general cargo, bulk salt, rice and petroleum products.
The document indicated that the ships were expected to sail into terminals like Ports and Cargo Ltd., AP Moller Terminal, ENL Consulting Ltd., Joseph dam, Greenview Development Nigeria Limited (GDNL), Tin-Can Island Container Terminal and Five star Logistics Terminal.