This tanker report today provides a detailed update on refined petroleum cargoes arriving at Nigerian ports. On April 30, 2025, three tankers Ellie M II, Golden Jasmine, and St Lady Meenah delivered PMS and AGO to PPMC, WOSBAB, and SALBAS terminals. Each vessel completed berthing and began discharging, helping to stabilise fuel distribution across Lagos and Warri. The tanker report today highlights how coordinated marine logistics continue to support downstream operations amid rising fuel demand.
Tanker Report Today: Discharge Operations in Full Swing
The tanker report today confirms fresh petroleum product deliveries at three major Nigerian ports. As of 30 April 2025, refined cargoes continue to arrive and discharge across Lagos and Warri, boosting local fuel availability.
Lagos Axis: PMS and AGO Arrivals Support Urban Supply
Vessel: Ellie M II
- Terminal: PPMC
- Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
- Quantity: 38,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on the 29th, Berthed on the 30th
- Remarks: Discharging PMS from Dangote Refinery to bolster Lagos metro supply chain.
Vessel: Golden Jasmine
- Terminal: WOSBAB
- Product: Automotive Gas Oil (AGO)
- Quantity: 10,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on the 28th, Birthed on the 28th
- Remarks: Awaiting clearance; aims to stabilise diesel supply for industrial and logistics sectors.
Warri Axis: South-South Receives Crucial Petrol Delivery
Vessel: St Lady Meenah
- Terminal: SALBAS
- Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
- Quantity: 10,000 MT
- Status: Arrived on the 28th, Birthed on the 29th
- Remarks: Discharging PMS for southern fuel distribution; supports inland transport operations.
The tanker report today illustrates Nigeria’s active maritime logistics efforts. Together, Ellie M II, Golden Jasmine, and St Lady Meenah delivered 58,000 MT of fuel into the supply chain. These volumes play a key role in maintaining depot stability and ensuring availability at filling stations.
What’s Next on the Tanker Report Today
Additional vessels including Fatima Zarah and Matrix Pride are positioned to berth with more PMS and AGO by early May. As fuel demand grows, the tanker report today will continue to track vital supply movements that support national consumption zones.