As of today, 20th May 2025, the tanker report confirms the arrival and discharge status of five active vessels supplying PMS, AGO, and Jet A1 at major Nigerian terminals in Lagos and Warri.
These activities strengthen Nigeria’s petroleum logistics network, ensuring stable inland distribution amid volatile global crude prices and currency uncertainty.
Tanker Report: Lagos Port Updates
ANTARES 1
- Terminal: AA Rano
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 37,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 13th May, Birthed on 17th May
- Remarks: To be asserted
BURAN
- Terminal: II PLC
- Product: Jet A1
- Quantity: 13,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 16th May Birthed on 17th May
- Remarks: Discharging in progress. Expected time for clearance by NMDPRA 1400hrs/ 20th
MYCROFT
- Terminal: Emadeb
- Product: AGO
- Quantity: 5,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 13th May Birthed on 17th May
- Remarks: Loaded at Dangote Refinery, Discharging in progress
NAVE EQUINOX
- Terminal: Menj Oil
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 20,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 14th May Birthed on 17th May
- Remarks: Discharging in progress. ETC 1600hrs/ 19
Tanker Report: Warri Terminal Activity
MATRIX TRIUMPH
- Terminal: Matrix Energy
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 16th May Birthed on 18th May
- Remarks: Discharging in progress
Why Today’s Tanker Report Matters
Combined, these five tankers represent over 90,000 MT of petroleum cargoes directly boosting national fuel stockpiles at a time when forex pressures and rising logistics costs challenge the industry.
Tanker report, including ETAs, berthing dates, and loading remarks, remain key indicators for downstream fuel delivery timelines and pricing direction.
These tanker discharges confirm steady inflows into Nigeria’s retail supply chain, helping to cushion any price volatility in the face of ongoing crude market fluctuations. Industry operators continue to monitor further expected arrivals in the coming days.