Emerging reports indicate that five ships laden with Maize, ethanol and wheat have berthed at the Lagos and Tin Can Island ports. According to the Nigerian Ports Authority's daily Shipping Position obtained on Saturday by Punch, Eike Oldendorff, arrived at the Joseph Dam terminal at the Tin Can Island port bearing 36,850MT of wheat valued at $5.7m while Cape Daly, arrived at the ABTL terminal on September 1 carrying 10,150 metric tons of ethanol worth $421,935.5 at the current market value of $41.57 per metric ton.
The report disclosed that another vessel, Diamond Harbour, arrived Lagos through the ENL terminal on September 5 with 25,750MT of maize worth $3.7m at the current market value of $144.29/MT. Also, on September 7 at the same port, a vessel named Zola carrying 42,900MT of maize valued at $6.1m berthed.
Another vessel, Sealady, also arrived at JosephDam terminal on September 7 with 21,000MT of wheat valued at $3.2m, and with 13,000MT wheat valued at $2003, 820.
