Twenty eight ships laden with petroleum
products, food items and other goods are
expected to arrive Apapa and Tin-Can
Island ports in Lagos from Oct. 17 to Nov.
5.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) stated
this in its publication – `Shipping
Position’, – a copy of which was made
available to the News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) on Monday in Lagos.
NPA said that the expected ships
contained buck wheat, bulk sugar,
general cargoes, slug, base oil, bulk
gypsum, frozen fish, containers and
petrol.

The document noted that three ships had
arrived the ports, waiting to berth with
petrol, while other ships were waiting to
berth with containers, bulk fertiliser and
frozen fish.
NAN reports that 16 other ships are at the
ports discharging general cargoes, bulk
wheat, containers, empty containers,
bulk sugar, bulk charcoal, bulk sugar
and petrol.

http://www.jeloser.info/2016/10/28-ships-laden-with-petroleum-products.html

mynd44 lalasticlala

Ok

This economy is indeed import-dependent

Cant they farm and do agriculture to save forex?

Kudos to Aisha! Who say Aisha belongs to kitchen? That person's head needs to be examine.

Nigeria is a glorified refugee camp where internally displaced citizens, courtesy of government rascality, reside in.

Black man country
I hope tooth pick dey inside.