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ENERGY SECURITY: NIGERIAN SHIPPERS’ COUNCIL SECURES OVER ₦900 MILLION TERMINAL STORAGE WAIVER FOR TCN AT APM TERMINALS

The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), through its Complaints Unit, has successfully secured a terminal storage and demurrage waiver valued at over ₦900 million from APM Terminals Apapa in favour of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).
Representing the Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of the Council, Mr. Akutah Pius Ukeyima, Esq, MON, FCILT, Ph.D., the Head, Complaints Unit, Dr. Ambi Bashir Mohammed, stated that the intervention further reinforces the Council’s statutory mandate as Nigeria’s designated Maritime and Commercial Shipping Dispute Resolution Agency under the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy
Dr. Mohammed also introduced Mrs. Juliana Obiageli Saka, who is expected to assume leadership of the Unit in due course.
According to him, the waiver was achieved following a series of strategic tripartite engagements involving the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, APM Terminals, and the Transmission Company of Nigeria. The engagements comprised meetings held at both the Council’s headquarters and the terminal facility, official correspondence, telephone consultations, and sustained stakeholder engagement mechanisms aimed at resolving the matter amicably.
The concession granted by APM Terminals covers terminal storage charges accrued on 176 containers of imported power transmission equipment under ten Bills of Lading (B/Ls). The cargoes are designated for critical national electricity transmission infrastructure projects in support of Nigeria’s grid expansion and energy security objectives.
The affected Consignments are detailed as follows:
B/L No. 257260995 -1 Container
SELU4058995
Vessel ATA: 11 September 2025.
Invoice No.: 4726329
Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. COSU6282461050 – 1 Container
FSCU8703272
Vessel ATA: 16 February 2021.
Invoice No.: 4726339
Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. AMC2397453 – 4 Containers

  1. APHU6587864
  2. CMAU4632670
  3. CMAU6174977
  4. TRHU6017709
    Vessel ATA: 18 July 2025
    Invoice No.: 4726338
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. AMC2394384 – 1 Container
CAAU6260365
Vessel ATA: 28 July 2025
Invoice No.: 4726336
Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. MAAF21603300 – 3 Containers

  1. CAIU9501915
  2. NYKU4859586
  3. NYKU5104476
    Vessel ATA: 30 August 2025.
    Invoice No.: 4726358
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. COSU6420410470- 40 Containers

  1. OOCU0426131
  2. OOCU0678853
  3. CSLU2236127
  4. CSNU2323018
  5. CSLU1940297
  6. TGBU2333686
  7. BSIU2598769
  8. OOCU0433845
  9. TIIU2224998
  10. TEMU3168251
  11. OOLU0147869
  12. OOLU1919057
  13. CSLU1690731
  14. CSLU1768594
  15. TIIU2175677
  16. CSNU2013331
  17. TEMU4637991
  18. OOCU0825928
  19. CSNU1557599
  20. OOLU0394998
  21. CCLU7835488
  22. CBHU9164244
  23. TIIU5731126
  24. OOLU9107110
  25. UETU5294888
  26. DFSU7499322
  27. BMOU5088552
  28. OOCU8901670
  29. CBHU7047505
  30. OOCU9407019
  31. OOLU9208414
  32. CSNU6389477
  33. OOCU8724739
  34. CSNU6956190
  35. OOLU8935450
  36. TGBU8588370
  37. TGBU9266300
  38. FFAU6096492
  39. CCLU7453314
  40. CSNU7915724
    Vessel ATA: 04 August 2025.
    Invoice No.: 4726347
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. COSU6419267770 – 40 Containers

  1. FTAU1516814
  2. TIIU2448447
  3. TEMU3048702
  4. CSNU1890110
  5. DFSU1130384
  6. CSNU1960768
  7. OOLU2983702
  8. OOLU0708039
  9. TIIU2235185
  10. CSNU1485101
  11. CSLU2336450
  12. OOLU0590199
  13. CSNU1465677
  14. BSIU2830410
  15. TIIU2466775
  16. TIIU2199386
  17. FCIU5109231
  18. UETU2668161
  19. GCXU2432238
  20. TGBU1148301
  21. FFAU3192194
  22. FFAU2600687
  23. CSNU7435200
  24. OOCU6536080
  25. TISU5136400
  26. OOCU7533928
  27. OOCU9560770
  28. TIIU5347110
  29. TEMU6361670
  30. CSNU7862840
  31. TGBU4842321
  32. OOCU9646081
  33. OOCU7228210
  34. FFAU2313033
  35. TCKU7194505
  36. CSNU8149984
  37. CSNU7904674
  38. OOCU7392687
  39. TGBU4761050
  40. TIIU6210462
    Vessel ATA: 29 July 2025
    Invoice No.: 4726341
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

B/L No. COSU6402360520 – 14 Containers

  1. OOCU0363080
  2. CSLU2214318
  3. FCIU5231506
  4. TLLU3057747
  5. CSLU1600975
  6. OOCU0698870
  7. OOLU0585891
  8. TGBU2150432
  9. TGBU2362616
  10. TGBU9678910
  11. TLLU2630577
  12. TLLU3057747
  13. CSNU7969931
  14. FTAU1318803
    Vessel ATA: 01 January 2025.
    Invoice No.: 4725788
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026

B/L No. COSU6420834610 – 24 Containers

  1. OOCU0789353
  2. OOCU1170980
  3. OOCU0880062
  4. OOLU0968843
  5. OOCU0726904
  6. OOCU1153875
  7. OOCU1142382
  8. OOLU0878420
  9. CSNU1116612
  10. CSLU2310060
  11. CSNU2512290
  12. TIIU2207060
  13. OOCU0556449
  14. CSLU1634342
  15. TGBU2265658
  16. CSNU2557994
  17. CSNU1526730
  18. CSLU1832100
  19. OOCU0892757
  20. TEMU5797778
  21. TLLU2650784
  22. CSNU1392924
  23. CSNU2161642
  24. OOLU0525629
    Vessel ATA: 11 August 2025.
    Invoice No.: 4726355
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026

B/L No. GOSUSNH1872506 – 8 Containers

  1. TCKU3188973
  2. MOAU0693752
  3. TCLU2005627
  4. TCLU2380464
  5. MOAU0562500
  6. TTNU3957397
  7. TCKU2727303
  8. TCNU7846300
    Vessel ATA: 10 December 2025.
    Invoice No.: 4726356
    Invoice Date: 13 May 2026
    Storage Paid Through: 29 May 2026.

During the engagement process, the Customer Care Manager of APM Terminals formally confirmed approval of the terminal storage and demurrage waiver to the Nigerian Shippers’ Council. APM Terminals further appealed to the Council to facilitate prompt settlement of the outstanding balance by the Transmission Company of Nigeria within the approved timeline in order to preserve the validity of the waiver and avoid reapplication of terminal storage charges.

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