Thirteen vessels to berth at Lagos ports: NPA
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said on Monday that 13 ships are expected to berth at the Lagos ports.
The NPA, in its “Daily Shipping Position,” said two of the expected vessels would berth with petrol.
It said another four vessels would berth general cargoes, while two ships would berth bulk sugar and containers carrying different goods.
“The remaining three vessels will berth with bulk gypsum, bulk clinker and feed corn.
“The 13 expected vessels will berth at ENL Consortium Terminals, Apapa Bulk Terminal (ABT), among other terminals in Lagos,” it said.
It said another two vessels were currently discharging petrol and fuel oil at Lekki Deep Seaport in Lagos.
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