Tanker report today reveals a surge in refined petrol deliveries across Nigeria’s key coastal depots. Today 7th May, 2025, five vessels, BURAN, MOSUNMOLA, LESTE, AFRICAN MARVEL, and LADY DOYIN actively discharged Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) at terminals in Lagos and Calabar. These high-volume operations reinforce national supply lines as marketers race to match demand.
Tanker Report Today: Discharge and Operations
Across multiple ports, tankers discharge thousands of metric tonnes of PMS. This activity signals a determined push to stabilise fuel distribution, especially as the depot price war intensifies.
Lagos Axis: Tankers Drive Volume into Nigeria’s Largest Market
Vessel: BURAN
Terminal: NIPCO
Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
Quantity: 16,800 MT
Status: Arrived Apr. 3, Berthed Apr. 5
Remarks: Discharge continued through May 6. BURAN boosts Lagos urban retail with critical PMS stock.
Vessel: MOSUNMOLA
Terminal: ARDOVA
Product: PMS
Quantity: 35,000 MT
Status: Arrived and Berthed May 3
Remarks: Active discharge ongoing. MOSUNMOLA supports ARDOVA’s metro refuelling operations. Departure slated for May 8.
Vessel: LESTE
Terminal: AA RANO
Product: PMS
Quantity: 22,000 MT
Status: Arrived May 2, Berthed May 5
Remarks: LESTE delivers volume directly to AA RANO’s bunkering network. Discharge concludes by May 8.
Vessel: LADY DOYIN
Terminal: BOVAS OIL
Product: PMS
Quantity: 15,000 MT
Status: Arrived May 5, Berthed May 6
Remarks: LADY DOYIN pumps PMS into BOVAS supply chain. Estimated sailing date: May 9.
Calabar Axis: AFRICAN MARVEL Reinforces Eastern Supply
Vessel: AFRICAN MARVEL
Terminal: ALKANES
Product: PMS
Quantity: 15,000 MT
Status: Arrived and Berthed May 5
Remarks: Discharge under way. AFRICAN MARVEL widens access to PMS in Nigeria’s South-South and Southeast corridors. Departure expected May 9.
Why the Tanker Report Today Matters
Combined, these vessels supply 103,800 MT of PMS, directly fuelling Nigeria’s distribution grid. With black market USD at ₦1,670 and depot prices fluctuating, tanker throughput remains essential. Dangote Refinery still leads on depot prices at ₦837.5/litre, but delivery speed now sets market advantage.
By actively pushing petrol into storage tanks, the tanker report today confirms that Nigeria’s supply logistics remain functional, competitive and crucial for stabilising retail price points.
Tanker Report Today: What to Watch Next
More PMS and AGO volumes will enter Nigeria’s market within days. Tankers such as Matrix Triumph, Fatima Zarah, and ST Lady Meenah are lined up for berthing. As petrol demand spikes, the tanker report today remains your real-time window into supply chain momentum.