As of today, 15th May 2025, the tanker report today confirms an uptick in discharge activity as five key terminals across Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Warri received PMS, AGO, and crude oil cargo.
These active discharges support downstream supply stability and offer volume security for marketers facing tight forex conditions and ongoing pricing uncertainty.
Lagos Port Updates
LESTE
- Terminal: AA Rano
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 11th, Berthed 14th May
- Remarks: Awaiting NMDPRA clearance before commencing discharge
WESTMORE
- Terminal: Obat
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 12th May, Berthed 14th May
- Remarks: WESTMORE berthed and commenced PMS discharge, improving depot availability.
HERCULES 1
- Terminal: Dangote Refinery
- Product: Crude Oil
- Quantity: 146,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 7th May, Berthed 14th May
- Remarks: Currently discharging into Dangote Refinery
Port Harcourt & Warri Activity
VIRGO 1
- Terminal: Masters Energy (PHC)
- Product: AGO
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived and Berthed 12th May
- Remarks: NMDPRA clearance completed, discharging in progress
STELLAR
- Terminal: Rain Oil (Warri)
- Product: AGO
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 9th May, Berthed 13th May
- Remarks: NMDPRA clearance completed, discharging in progress
Why Today’s Tanker Report Matters
Together, these tankers delivered over 206,000 MT of products and crude, reinforcing Nigeria’s energy logistics at a critical moment. The influx supports market liquidity as forex rates exceed ₦1,640/USD and depot price variations continue.
This report highlights robust activity at strategic terminals, helping stabilise supply pipelines and offering timely buffer capacity amid international and regional energy pressures.
Several vessels remain in anchorage, including ST Lady Meenah and Mycroft, with berthing schedules anticipated later this week. Ongoing updates from the Tanker Report Today remain key to tracking Nigeria’s evolving downstream performance.