The Lekki Deep Seaport LFTZ Enterprises Limited has disclosed that the port received 75 vessels, including the first LNG-powered vessel and the largest ship to enter Nigerian water measuring 366 LOA and handled 100, 000 containers between April 2023 and April 2024.
Announcing this in a post on its official LinkedIn social media platform, the port said the feat demonstrated its ability to support global trade effectively.
The port noted that with the capacity to handle,14,000 twenty equivalent units container vessels, it embarked on transhipment activities in June 2023, facilitating over 25,000 transhipments to date.
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Announcing this in a post on its official LinkedIn social media platform, the port said the feat demonstrated its ability to support global trade effectively.
The port noted that with the capacity to handle,14,000 twenty equivalent units container vessels, it embarked on transhipment activities in June 2023, facilitating over 25,000 transhipments to date.
Read more at Punchng
