HeadlinesPorts Management NPA receives largest container vessel ever at Onne Ports By maritimemag August 17, 2020 ShareTweet 0 The Nigerian Ports Authority has announced the successful berthing of the biggest Container vessel to ever call at any Nigerian port. The Maerskline Stardelhorn vessel with Length overall of 300 metres, width of 48 metres, was received at the Federal Ocean Terminal (FOT), Onne in Rivers State at 1620 hours on Saturday, August 15, 2020. The vessel, which has a capacity of 9,971 (TEUs) is a flagship from Singapore. The vessel, which was brought in from Fairway Bouy Bonny with the aid of three Tugboats operated by three of the Authority’s pilots, was received by Ports Manager of the Onne Ports, Mr. Alhasssan Abubakar. In a press statement signed by Jatto Adams, the General Manager, Corporate and Strategic Communications of the agency, the Authority expressed delight at the landmark arrival of the biggest gearless Maerskline vessel at the Onne Ports. Jatto claimed the feat was as a result of management’s determination to improve the patronage of the Eastern Ports. “It is an indication of the fact that the Eastern Ports are equipped to receive all manner of vessels and an expansion of the options of consignees in the Eastern and northern parts of the country” “The Management of the NPA congratulates its team at the Onne Ports and also appreciates all stakeholders at the Onne Ports for their cooperation towards seeing that the vessel berthed safely without any challenge. “The Authority assures of its commitment to ensuring that all ports locations in Nigeria work at their optimal capacity and the repositioning of Nigerian ports as the hub in the sub-region” Jatto declared in the statement. © 2020, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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