Delta ports expects vessels laden with fuel, bitumen, others – NPA

Wed, May 20, 2020
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THE Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says it is expecting nine vessels laden with fuel, bitumen, and other products at the Delta ports.

The NPA made this known in its daily publication, “Shipping Position” on Wednesday in Warri.

The authority listed some of the expected ships to include: Ochard; Imen; MV Grand Demeter; MT San Biagio; MV Chariana L, among others.

“The vessels are expected between May 20 and May 30.

“NPA made one declaration on MT Unicorn Voyager laden with decanted water on Wednesday,” the authority stated.

NPA said seven ships were awaited at the Fair bouy, adding that one was to load crude oil, while others were to discharge products.

It also said that two ships, Remi and Marie Claire, were awaiting anchorage at the Escravos Bar and Koko anchorage for maintenance and loading general cargoes respectively. (NAN)

– May 20, 2020 @ 17:05 GMT |

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