22 fuel-laden vessels berth Apapa ports this week

No fewer than 22 vessels laden with petroleum products are expected to berth at Lagos ports this week to boost fuel supply.The products, including Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) known as petrol, Automated Gas Oil (AGO) known as diesel, Jet A1 (Aviation fuel) and base oil are in 32 cargoes.

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