Bonny Port

Bonny Port is strategically located on Bonny Island along the southern coastline of Nigeria. As one of the most significant ports in the country, it plays an essential role in facilitating the export of crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), contributing significantly to Nigeria’s economy. Bonny Port is highly regarded for its operational efficiency, modern facilities, and ability to accommodate large vessels, making it a pivotal hub for international maritime trade. The terminal is complemented by advanced cargo handling and storage facilities, which enable it to manage high volumes of liquid and general cargo effectively.

The port's geographical positioning provides shipping lines with direct access to the Atlantic Ocean, ensuring seamless connections to global markets. Additionally, the port supports various industrial activities on Bonny Island, which is home to several oil platforms and refineries. The significant influx of shipping traffic and cargo at Bonny Port underscores its critical role in the energy sector and its contribution to local employment. Moreover, continuous improvements in infrastructure and operational practices are in place to enhance the port's capacity and reduce turnaround times. With a commitment to environmental stewardship, Bonny Port is also engaged in promoting sustainable practices to mitigate its ecological impact in the region.