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    31 Vessels to Arrive Lagos Ports with Petroleum Products, Food – NPA

    Ogochukwu NdubuisiBy Ogochukwu NdubuisiJanuary 6, 2026 Economy No Comments1 Min Read
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    31 Vessels to Arrive Lagos Ports with Petroleum Products, Food – NPA

    The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says 31 ships with petroleum products, food items and other goods will arrive at Apapa, Tin-Can Island and Lekki Deep Sea Ports in Lagos.

    The NPA, in its “Daily Shipping Position’, on Tuesday disclosed that the vessels are expected from Jan. 6 to Jan. 16.

    It said the expected ships contained condensate, crude oil, aviation fuel, raw oil, bulk bitumen, wall pallets, general cargo, bulk soya beans, fresh fish, containers, diesel and petrol.

    The NPA noted that 13 ships and tanker vessels had arrived at the three ports, waiting to berth with diesel, crude oil, aviation fuel, fresh fish, crude palm olein, general cargoes, bulk gas, wallet pallets, containers and bulk sugar.

    It also stated that 23 ships are presently discharging bulk urea, containers, bulk wheat, bulk salt, bitumen, bulk gas, petrol, fresh fish and general cargoes.

    13 of 17 Expected Vessels to Arrive With Petroleum Products – NPA

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