A total of 108 ships are scheduled to berth in Lagos ports in October.. The shipping position released by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) in Lagos on Friday showed that many of the ships would be laden with containers, vehicles and petroleum products. According to the shipping document, 15 of the ships are bringing in various petroleum products, mostly petrol, and are already waiting for clearance to berth.
Eighteen others are carrying bulk cargoes such as fish, fertiliser, bulk cement, bulk urea, bulk salt and containers. Meanwhile, the NPA has assured stakeholders that there will no longer be congestion in any of the nation's ports. The ports authority said in a statement that it was now committed to efficient port operations.
Eighteen others are carrying bulk cargoes such as fish, fertiliser, bulk cement, bulk urea, bulk salt and containers. Meanwhile, the NPA has assured stakeholders that there will no longer be congestion in any of the nation's ports. The ports authority said in a statement that it was now committed to efficient port operations.