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12 ships with petroleum products, others expected at Lagos ports

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on Wednesday said 12 ships conveying petroleum products and other goods were expected at Lagos ports from March 15 to March 23.

12 ships with petroleum products, others expected at Lagos ports. [Businessamlive]

The NPA also stated that 20 ships were already discharging general cargo, petrol, container, soya beans, bulk urea, bulk wheat, ethanol, bulk gypsum, sulphur, butane gas and frozen fish.

The authority disclosed that six ships at the port and were waiting to berth with bulk wheat, bulk urea, base oil, soya bean oil, automobile gasoline.

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