No less than 87 ships laden with different cargoes will dock at different ports in the country between April 22 and May 13, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has said.
The NPA, also reported in its daily publication of berthing meeting that eight ships were waiting to discharge petroleum products at various oil terminals within Lagos ports.
The NPA said that three of the eight ships would discharge petrol, while another three would discharge diesel.
The remaining two ships will discharge kerosene and bulk gas.
No less than 87 ships laden with different cargoes will dock at different ports in the country between April 22 and May 13, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has said.
The NPA, also reported in its daily publication of berthing meeting that eight ships were waiting to discharge petroleum products at various oil terminals within Lagos ports.
The NPA said that three of the eight ships would discharge petrol, while another three would discharge diesel.
The remaining two ships will discharge kerosene and bulk gas.
The NPA also said that one ship was waiting to discharge bulk malt.
The ports authority said that 14 of the expected 87 ships would arrive with petroleum products, while 12 others would sail in with new and used vehicles.
“Other ships will sail in with containers, bulk salt, general cargoes, bulk wheat, fresh fish, steel product, gypsum, Amman carrier and fertiliser,“ it said.
There are 20 ships that are currently discharging bulk wheat, fresh fish, sugar, bulk, steel product, fertiliser and petroleum products.
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