The 42 additional ships are expected at Lagos ports between Friday and Tuesday, June 9.
In a communique read by the party’s Head of Strategy and Planning, Dr Clement Iwegbuna, the NNPP resolved to picket INEC headquarters in Abuja soon.
Mr Gbadegesin acknowledged challenges posed by the rainy season.
Thirty-six other ships, laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected to arrive the Lagos ports between Tuesday and May 15.
The vessels are expected to arrive from May 11 to May 15.
Ms Audu said the exercise was expected to improve traffic management at the Lagos port corridor.
Eight out of the 29 ships will discharge petrol, diesel, bulk gas and aviation fuel.
Mr Adedayo expressed concern about the recurring cases of gas explosions in high density, low-income residential areas.
NPA says 36 ships with petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected at Apapa, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Tincan Island Port in Lagos on Tuesday.
The police boss emphasised that effective security requires seamless collaboration.
