Tanker arrivals in Nigeria have increased this week as new PMS, AGO and Jet A1 vessels berth across Lagos, Calabar, Port Harcourt and Warri. The fresh inflow is improving depot stock levels and supporting a more stable fuel supply at the start of December.
The new shipments are expected to ease pressure on coastal depots, reduce loading delays and support more predictable ex-depot prices as national demand rises. Lagos leads the activity, but other coastal regions are also recording significant movements.
Confirmed Tanker Positions: Lagos
ASHABI: AGO
- Quantity: 12,000 MT
- Arrival: 28 Nov 2025
- Berth: 03 Dec 2025
- Depot: NIPCO
- Receiver: Ardova
- Status: Loading at Dangote; scheduled for discharge
ASHABI: Jet A1
- Quantity: 9,000 MT
- Arrival: 28 Nov 2025
- Berth: 03 Dec 2025
- Depot: NIPCO
- Receiver: Ardova
- Status: Loading at Dangote; scheduled for discharge
PINARELLO: Jet A1
- Quantity: 15,000 MT (ROB)
- Arrival: 30 Nov 2025
- Berth: 05 Dec 2025
- Depot: Ibafon Berth 2
- Receiver: Asharami
- Status: Loaded at Dangote; next tanker to berth and discharge remaining cargo
ELANDRA REDWOOD: PMS
- Quantity: 22,000 MT (ROB)
- Arrival: 29 Nov 2025
- Berth: 05 Dec 2025
- Depot: NIPCO
- Receiver: Vitol / Matrix Energy
- Status: Next tanker to berth/discharge
Confirmed Tanker Positions: Calabar
SAVANNA: PMS
- Quantity: 20,000 MT
- Arrival: 02 Dec 2025
- Berth: 03 Dec 2025
- Depot: Soroman
- Receiver: Soroman
- Status: Awaiting clearance to commence discharge
Confirmed Tanker Positions: Port Harcourt
STELLAR: PMS
- Quantity: 22,000 MT
- Arrival: 03 Dec 2025
- Berth: 03 Dec 2025
- Depot: Masters Energy
- Receiver: Riquest Energy
- Status: Loaded at Dangote; awaiting clearance to commence discharge
Confirmed Tanker Positions: Warri
MATRIX TRIUMPH: PMS
- Quantity: 15,000 MT
- Arrival: 01 Dec 2025
- Berth: 04 Dec 2025
- Depot: Matrix Energy
- Receiver: Matrix Energy
- Status: Next tanker to berth/discharge
Market Outlook
The rise in tanker arrivals in Nigeria is improving supply conditions across major depots. Lagos continues to receive the highest volumes, strengthening fuel availability. Calabar, Port Harcourt and Warri are also benefiting from steady product inflows.
As more vessels discharge PMS, AGO and Jet A1, analysts expect shorter loading queues, improved product circulation and greater stability in depot pricing. The outlook for mid-December remains positive, supported by consistent vessel traffic and stronger coastal inventories.