Construction work is currently afoot at the Port and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML), at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos as the concessionaire is extending its quay apron to accommodate more vehicles and other imports discharged from vessels.
Auto Port Weekly also confirmed last week that no RORO vessel has berthed at the terminal with vehicles in the last seven days owing to the construction work.
Construction work is currently afoot at the Port and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML), at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos as the concessionaire is extending its quay apron to accommodate more vehicles and other imports discharged from vessels.
Auto Port Weekly also confirmed last week that no RORO vessel has berthed at the terminal with vehicles in the last seven days owing to the construction work.
Our source also confirmed the name of the construction company involved in the project as Trevi Foundation Nigeria, even as he also disclosed that the project has been on for three weeks running.
The source revealed that the concessionaire is considering an extension of its terminal in order to create more space for vehicles and other items imported through its terminal.
According to him, the terminal has some space challenges, especially for vehicles which gave rise to the need to extend its quay apron.
He also noted that increase in the volume of imported vehicles gave birth to the extension.
Investigations by our correspondent also revealed that the last vessel that berthed at the PTML was Grande Sierra Leone with vehicle but the source also disclosed that MV. Grande Franca might arrive at the terminal on Sunday (yesterday).
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