The Nigerian Ports Authority made the announcement in its publication – `Shipping Position’, – a copy of which was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos.
The publication indicated that two other ships had arrived the ports waiting to discharge aviation fuel.
NPA noted that 27 other ships containing petroleum products, food items and other goods were being expected at the ports from May 12 to May 27.
It explained that other expected ships contained general cargo, bulk salt, bulk sugar, buck wheat, bulk gypsum, crude palmolein, diesel, base oil, kerosene, bulk charcoal and other containerised goods.
NAN reports that 20 other ships are at the ports discharging wheat, general cargo, petrol, sugar, bulk gypsum, Low Pour Fuel Oil, frozen fish, diesel and containerised goods. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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To make money fantastically abi?
ReplyDeleteWe are waiting
ReplyDeleteJust in time to cash-in abi? What a joke ! How did subsidy of 12 Naira on top of 86 suddenly become 145?
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The marketers are the evil becos of their selfishness and wickedness. Thery are killing the masses and make FG responsible.
ReplyDeleteHow did the queues disappear in 3 days the subsidy was removed?
They had the fuel, collected subsidy for it and refused to sell at official rate to create scarcity so that they can sell at high rate.
God will TERMINATE those that derive pleasure to see Nigerian suffer