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    Nine ships with PMS, others arrive Rivers ports

    February 13, 2019
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    Mkpoikana Udoma

    13 February 2019, Sweetcrude, Port Harcourt — Nine ships carrying various products, including premium motor spirit, also known as petrol, are expected to berth at the Port Harcourt seaports between by Friday, February 15 2019.

    The Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, in its daily shipping position on Tuesday revealed that three of the incoming vessels would discharge 48,000 tones of PMS.

    Other six vessels would berth with bulk malt, bulk wheat, frozen fish, Dual Purpose Kerosene and Automated Gasoline Oil, commonly called diesel.

    The Daily Shipping Position gave the names of the vessels as MV Esl Australia, MV Puma, MV Levanto, MT Oceana, MT Maestro, MV Baltic Forward, MT Kota Bakti and MT Hallam.

    Also Read: N904bn funding gap threatens vessels acquisition by Nigerian shipowners

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