As of today, 3rd June 2025, tanker traffic across Lagos ports remains active, with major operators like AA Rano, Dangote, and PPMC receiving refined and crude oil cargoes. According to the Daily Oil and Gas Market Intelligence Report and West Africa Tankers Position Update, these vessels are critical in maintaining Nigeria’s domestic fuel supply.
LAGOS – AA RANO DEPOT: Binta Saleh
- Vessel Name: Binta Saleh
- Product: PMS (Petrol)
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Remarks: Awaiting NMDPRA clearance to commence discharge
The Binta Saleh arrived on 30 May and berthed today at the AA Rano depot. It is expected to begin discharging PMS this evening, adding to downstream stability in Lagos.
LAGOS – DANGOTE REFINERY: Captain Michael
- Vessel Name: Captain Michael
- Product: Crude Oil
- Quantity: 128,011 MT
- Remarks: Discharging into Dangote Refinery
The Captain Michael is currently discharging crude into the Dangote Refinery, marking another successful intake cycle to support refining operations and ensure supply continuity.
LAGOS – PPMC: Ayodeji
- Vessel Name: Ayodeji
- Product: AGO (Diesel)
- Quantity: 16,500 MT
- Remarks: Next tanker to berth/ loaded desiel at Dangote Refinery
The Ayodeji berthed today and has loaded diesel sourced from the Dangote Refinery. mobilisation strengthens regional diesel availability in the coming days.
Market Insight: Today Active Tanker Positions Reinforce Domestic Supply
Today’s tanker movements show Nigeria’s refined product logistics remain strong despite external market pressures. With Binta Saleh, Captain Michael, and Ayodeji in active operation, depots continue to receive vital fuel volumes. Their coordinated activity reflects a synchronised approach to inland distribution, bolstered by Dangote’s domestic refining efforts.
As product movements proceed across Lagos ports, traders, retailers, and logistics operators anticipate a steady supply outlook into mid-June.