Lagos, June 18, 2026 – Maritime activities at Lagos ports remain busy, with several vessels arriving and more expected to berth in the coming days carrying petroleum products, food items and other commodities.
According to the latest shipping records released by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), eight vessels have arrived at the Lekki, Apapa and Tin Can Island ports and are awaiting clearance to discharge their cargoes.
The incoming ships are carrying a range of products, including petrol, diesel, bulk fertiliser and general cargo destined for various parts of the country.
The shipping schedule further indicates that 34 vessels are expected to call at the Apapa, Lekki and Tin Can Island ports between June 13 and June 23.
Cargoes listed for the arriving vessels include containers, buckwheat, fresh fish, bulk wheat, premium motor spirit (PMS), condensate, aviation fuel, diesel and other general merchandise.
Port operations are also ongoing across the three facilities, with 20 vessels currently offloading different consignments. The cargoes being discharged include crude oil, petrol, aviation fuel, diesel, bulk sugar, ethanol, urea, wheat, containers, fresh fish and various categories of general cargo.
The steady influx of vessels highlights sustained commercial and shipping activities at the nation’s busiest seaports, which continue to serve as major gateways for imports and strategic commodities.