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The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says 39 ships carrying petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected at Lagos ports between Monday and Saturday.

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The authority disclosed this in its Daily Shipping Position released on Monday, outlining vessel movements across Apapa, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Tincan Island Port.

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According to the NPA, 11 of the incoming vessels are container ships conveying various categories of imported goods for businesses and consumers.

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The authority stated that the remaining 28 vessels would berth with bulk urea, petrol, crude oil, diesel and general cargoes.

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Other expected consignments include bulk wheat, bulk gas, bulk gypsum, bulk sugar, repair materials and bulk pallets destined for different industrial users.

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“The vessels are expected at Apapa, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Tincan Island Port between Aug. 3 and Aug. 8,” the NPA stated.

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The authority further reported that 10 ships and tanker vessels had already arrived at the ports and were awaiting berthing clearance.

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According to the shipping position, the waiting vessels are laden with petrol, bulk wheat, general cargoes, bulk fertiliser, crude oil and containers.

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The NPA also noted ongoing cargo operations across the three major Lagos ports, reflecting sustained maritime and commercial activities.

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It stated that 21 ships are currently discharging cargoes at Apapa, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Tincan Island Port.

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The cargoes being discharged include bulk wheat, general cargo, containers, petrol, crude oil, base oil and bulk sugar.

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Others are bulk pallets and related commodities intended for industrial production, energy supply and commercial distribution across the country.

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Industry observers said the volume of expected and active vessels highlighted the strategic role of Lagos ports in facilitating Nigeria’s international trade.

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They noted that the steady flow of petroleum products, food commodities and industrial raw materials remained vital to economic activities nationwide.

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