NPA Is Expecting 33 Ships At Lagos Ports

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• Thirty-three ships are scheduled to arrive at the Lagos ports with various goods, the Nigerian Ports Authority(NPA) said on Thursday in Lagos.
• The NPA announcement is contained in its daily publication, the ‘Shipping Position,’ which was made available to newsmen.
• According to the NPA, the ships are expected to arrive at the ports between July 23 and Aug. 9, 2015.
• Twelve of the expected ships will sail into the ports with containers, while another 12 will bring in food products, the NPA said.
• It said that the food products included bulk malt, bulk sugar, buckwheat and frozen fish.
• General cargo will arrive in five of the expected ships, while the remaining four ships will bring in petroleum products.
• The petroleum products include petrol, diesel, bulk gas and base oil.
• Meanwhile, six ships carrying petrol and diesel, have arrived at the ports.
• The NPA said the ships arrived at the New Oil Jetty and the Single Bouy Mooring.

Source: NAN