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Lagos Port to expect 24 ships carrying variety of products

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has made a report stating that from April 25 to May 2, 24 ships will bring petroleum products, food and other goods in Apapa, Lagos and Tin Can Island Ports.

NPA in its daily publications, Shipping Position, on Thursday said six of the 24 ships would sail in with petrol.

The other 18 ships are carrying bulk sugar, general cargo, bulk gyspum, general cargo, buckwheat, frozen fish and containers carrying different goods.

According to the NPA, eight ships have arrived the ports waiting to berth with container and petrol.

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