Lagos has recorded the arrival of five fuel-laden vessels carrying petrol and diesel, easing concerns over the stability of fuel supply across Nigeria.
The vessels delivered a combined volume of 95,000 metric tonnes of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) within a 48-hour period at the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports.
Data obtained from the Nigerian Ports Authority Daily Shipping Position indicated that the vessels berthed between Friday, March 27, and Sunday, March 29, 2026.
Details from the report show that a vessel identified as Hudson docked at the New Oil Jetty in Apapa on March 27, discharging 22,000 metric tonnes of diesel.
Another vessel, Kingis, was scheduled to deliver 15,000 metric tonnes of petrol through the Lister Oil Jetty at Apapa Port on the same day. Similarly, Leste arrived via the Bulk Oil Plant Terminal on Saturday with a cargo of 20,000 metric tonnes of diesel.
At Tin Can Island Port, Savanna berthed at the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Phase 3 on Friday with 16,000 metric tonnes of petrol, while Kobe arrived at KLT Phase 2 on Sunday, delivering 22,000 metric tonnes of diesel.
