As of today, 16th May 2025, the tanker report today confirms the arrival and discharge status of five key vessels actively supplying PMS and crude oil at major Nigerian terminals in Lagos and Warri.
These vessel activities sustain Nigeria’s energy logistics chain, delivering vital product volumes while reinforcing depot inventory amidst fluctuating forex markets.
Lagos Port Updates
SIENNA
- Terminal: Dangote Refinery
- Product: Crude Oil
- Quantity: 125,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on 15th May, yet to Berth
- Remarks: Yet to arrive to discharge into Dangote Refinery
AYODEJI
- Terminal: Rain Oil
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 15th May, Yet to Berth
- Remarks: Yet to arrive for discharge at Rain Oil Jetty
HAFNIA TRITON
- Terminal: Pinnacle
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 90,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 12th May, Birthed 15th May
- Remarks: Next tanker to berth/discharge
Warri Terminal Activity
MATRIX PRIDE
- Terminal: Matrix Energy
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 14th May, Birthed 15th May
- Remarks: Next tanker to berth/discharge
SL AREMU
- Terminal: Prudent Energy
- Product: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Status: Arrived 15th May, Yet to Berth
- Remarks: Yet to arrive for discharge
Why Today’s Tanker Report Matters
Together, these five tankers represent over 260,000 MT of petroleum cargoes significantly enhancing current fuel supply and distribution across Nigeria. With forex hovering above ₦1,600/USD and pricing volatility continuing, the discharge of these cargoes stabilises downstream flows and reinforces import-based fuel availability.
Real-time monitoring of tanker logistics, including berthing schedules, arrival status, and clearance processes, remains critical in forecasting downstream delivery timing and pricing movements.