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The NigerianPorts authority(NPA) has disclosed that Four ships laden with petrol are waiting to berth in Lagos ports. 

Seventeen other ships are discharging general cargoes, buck wheat, yellow maize, frozen fish, soya beans, diesel, empty containers, base oil and bulk gas.

This was disclosed by NPA in its daily, Shipping Position, issued in Lagos on Wednesday.

It reported that two other ships would berth with aviation fuel and bulk fertiliser.

Thirty five ships, laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods, are expected to arrive in Apapa and Tin-Can Island Ports in Lagos from May 3 to May 22.

NPA said that the expected ships were carrying bulk wheat, containers, base oil, bulk corn, bulk sugar, general cargoes, bulk fertiliser, bulk gypsum, frozen fish and petrol. 

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