The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said on Friday that a ship carrying 35,000 metric tonnes of petrol was expected at the Lagos Ports Complex.
35,000 MT of petrol expected at Lagos ports – NPA
The NPA in its daily Shipping Position said that 24 other ships carrying base oil, general cargo, container, froze fish, bulk sugar, bulk gypsum, bulk urea, butane gas, automobile gasoline, jet fuel and pet coke were expected at the port.
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