The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said that 78 ships were expected to arrive in Lagos port terminals between May 22 and June 11.
The NPA’s daily publication, on ship movement that was made available to newsmen in Lagos indicated that the ships would be carrying fish, bulk wheat and rice.
The ships would also be bringing petroleum products, general cargo, new and used vehicles, steel products, base oil, bulk sugar and bulk malt.
The NPA, in the publication, said that 13 of the 78 ships would come in with petroleum products.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said that 78 ships were expected to arrive in Lagos port terminals between May 22 and June 11.
The NPA’s daily publication, on ship movement that was made available to newsmen in Lagos indicated that the ships would be carrying fish, bulk wheat and rice.
The ships would also be bringing petroleum products, general cargo, new and used vehicles, steel products, base oil, bulk sugar and bulk malt.
The NPA, in the publication, said that 13 of the 78 ships would come in with petroleum products.
It also said that 13 ships were already waiting to berth and discharge petroleum products at the various oil terminals in the ports.
“Eight of the 13 ships are laden with petrol, three with kerosene, one with aviation fuel, while another one will discharge kerosene. One other ship is waiting to discharge bulk wheat”, the NPA said.
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