As of today, 17th June 2025, the latest Daily Tanker Report confirms three vessels are awaiting discharge or loading across Lagos jetties. The tankers are carrying Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), and crude oil highlighting Nigeria’s evolving downstream supply structure led by Dangote Refinery and Ardova.
MOSUNMOLA – PMS Loading for Ardova from Dangote Refinery
Product: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
Quantity: 40,000 metric tonnes
Status: Arrived on the 16th of June
Remarks: Yet to arrive to load at Dangote Refinery
Analysis:
MOSUNMOLA is scheduled to load PMS from Dangote for Ardova. Once loaded, it is expected to support PMS supply across Lagos and Ogun. The timing aligns with increased coastal shipments by independent marketers.
ECO SORCERER – LPG Awaiting Discharge To Ardova
Product: Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Quantity: 17,672 metric tonnes
Status: Arrived on the 16th June
Remarks: Awaiting discharge plan
Analysis:
Furthermore, ECO SORCERER is still anchored off Lagos as it awaits final confirmation of its discharge schedule.
DESINI – Crude Oil Tanker Scheduled for Dangote Refinery
Product: Crude Oil
Quantity: 293,271 metric tonnes
Status: Arrived on the 16th of June
Remarks: Yet to arrive for discharge
Analysis:
DESINI will deliver over 293,000MT of crude to Dangote Refinery. The vessel supports Dangote’s feedstock needs as processing expands. Since nationwide supply begins August 15, this incoming crude ensures consistent output.
Market Context
Morever, this week’s tanker activity highlights the shifting dynamics in Nigeria’s oil supply.
Moreover, local sourcing is accelerating while Dangote continues to strengthen its dual role in crude intake and refined product delivery.
Depots and marketers must closely monitor berthing timelines to optimise inland distribution and stabilise prices.
Furthermore, depot managers and marketers must actively monitor tanker schedules and stock updates as June deliveries continue.
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