Nigerian Ports Berth 19,833 Vessels in 3 Years

February 8, 2017

 The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the traffic statistics at Nigerian ports recorded 19,833 vessels berthed at the various ports between 2013 and 2016.

 
Similarly 543,842,425 tonnages were registered within the period under review, says  a report on “Shipping and Port Activities 2013 to 2016’’ released by NBS
 
Year 2014 recorded the highest number of vessels berthed as well as tonnages registered while the least were recorded in 2016. 
 
Tin Can Island Port handled the most ships accounting for 33% of total number of ships that berthed in all ports and 32% of total tonnage registered in all ports. 
 
It is closely followed by Apapa port which accounted for 28% of ships that berthed and 25% of total tonnage registered and Onne port which accounted for 15% of ships that berthed and 30% of total tonnage registered. 
 
Also, cargo traffic statistics revealed a total of 312,185,808 cargo traffic was recorded at all Nigerian ports between 2013 and 2016. 196,851,236 or 63% of the cargo traffic were inwards while 115, 334572 or 37% were outward.
 

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