As of today, 30 July 2025, three key tankers are discharging petroleum products at critical Nigerian port terminals, reinforcing fuel PMS and LPG supply stability across the country. The data, verified from the Daily Oil and Gas Market Intelligence Report and West Africa Tanker Position Report, shows active movement of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to terminals in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Warri.
Confirmed Tanker Activities (as of July 30, 2025)
1. LESTE – PMS Vessel for A.A Rano (Lagos)
- Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
- Quantity: 12,000 MT
- Jetty: IBAFON Berth 2
- Arrival Date: 27 July 2025
- Berth Status: Awaiting berthing prospect to discharge
- Remarks: Awaiting berthing prospect to discharge
2. ALFRED TEMILE – LPG Vessel for Stockgap (Port Harcourt)
- Product: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
- Quantity: 13,000 MT
- Depot: Stockgap
- Arrival Date: Not specified
- Berth Status: Berthed
- Remarks: Discharging
3. ST WALGA – PMS Vessel for AYM Shaffa (Warri)
- Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
- Quantity: 16,000 MT
- Depot: AYM Shaffa
- Arrival Date: 25 July 2025
- Berth Date: 29 July 2025
- Remarks: Next tanker to berth/discharge
These tanker movements are pivotal in ensuring consistent fuel availability across the Southwest and South-South regions. Lagos and Warri are receiving fuel to ease distribution strain, while Port Harcourt’s LPG discharge reflects growing domestic consumption and shifting energy preferences.
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