Nigerian Port Authority Announces Arrival of 32 Vessels at Lagos Ports
The Nigerian Port Authority (NPA) has disclosed that 32 vessels are scheduled to arrive at Lagos ports between January 12 and January 30. These vessels will be carrying a wide range of consignments such as crude oil, aviation fuel, refined petroleum products, bulk bitumen, and more.
Among the items being transported are diesel, crude oil, bulk wheat, petrol, fresh fish, and raw oil. The NPA noted that 31 vessels are present for offloading at the ports, including Apapa Port, Tin Island Port, and Lekki Deep Sea Port, showcasing steady port activities and efforts to ensure efficient cargo handling.
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