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Apapa Berths Oct 7 For Abuja, Kano Importers By Okwo Romeon – Abuja | Nigeria Anchorage | NPA Live Tracker – 12 VACANT, 8 Occupied, 44 Expected – RHONE MAERSK Sails

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NIGERIA ANCHORAGE – NPA LIVE TRACKER APAPA BERTHS OCTOBER 7, 2026 By Okwo Romeon |Abuja – For Northern Importers_ Update of berthing schedule from NPA 7th October, 2026 – 06:00Hrs Good morning importers. Here is your daily Nigeria Anchorage value for Lagos – Apapa. LAGOS – APAPA TODAY – LIVE BERTH STATUS *APMT TERMINAL – Berth 16-21:* APMT-Berth 16: VACANT APMT-Berth 16A: VACANT APMT-Berth 17: ALS FIDES (Container vessel) – Working – Discharge ongoing APMT-Berth 18: RHONE MAERSK (Maersk Line – Good for Abuja importers using Maersk) – Sailed after discharge APMT-Berth 18A: VACANT – Expected vessel MAERSK EDISON GDNL-Berth 19: SSI GLORIOUS – Bulk – Working GDNL-Berth 19A: VACANT GDNL-Berth 20: FLC HAPPINESS – General Cargo – Working GDNL-Berth 21: MANNA – Working IJORA-Lilypond: VACANT APAPA MAIN – ABTL / ENL ABTL-Berth 1: VACANT ABTL-Berth 2: DESERT MOON – Working ABTL-Berth 3: VACANT ABTL-Berth 4: ESL AMERICA – Working ABTL-Berth 5: VACANT ABTL-Berth 6: VACANT ABTL-Berth 7: VACANT ABT...

US Coast Guard Lifts Condition of Entry on Nigeria After 12 Years — Maersk, MSC, ONE, PIL React By Josh Akinde Lagos

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International shipping giants operating Nigeria have welcomed the lifting of the 12-year Condition of Entry (COE) imposed by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) on vessels departing Nigerian ports for the United States. The USCG restriction, which had been in place since 2013, required vessels from Nigeria to implement additional security measures before entering US ports due to perceived gaps in port security compliance. Leading carriers including Maersk , Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), Pacific International Lines (PIL) and Ocean Network Express (ONE) have described the decision as a major boost for Nigeria’s maritime sector. Maersk said the lifting of the COE will strengthen Nigeria’s position in global shipping and improve vessel turnaround. ONE said the development is proof that sustained efforts by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) in maritime security are yielding results. PIL noted that the action will enhance Nigeria’s image as a serious ma...