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17 ships discharging petroleum products, other commodities

The NPA said that the ships were also discharging bulk wheat, empty containers, general cargo, yellow maize, containers, container.

Tin-can Island Container Terminal.

The NPA said that the ships were also discharging bulk wheat, empty containers, general cargo, yellow maize, containers, container, soya beans and frozen fish.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 31 other ships, laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected to arrive in Lagos ports between May 5 and May 29.

NPA said that the expected ships would bring base oil, general cargoes, containers, crude palmolein, frozen fish, bulk gypsum, bulk sugar, bulk corn and petrol.

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It said that seven ships, laden with bulk fertiliser, aviation fuel and petrol, were waiting to berth.

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