From vessel to forecourt
A short account of how fuel moves through Emadeb’s system - jetty, laboratory, loading arm, truck, station.
Corporate Communications · 15 June 2026
A vessel comes alongside the private jetty at Ijegun. Discharge is metered. The laboratory takes its samples. Only then does product become inventory.
From the tanks, twelve loading arms fill trucks under an automated system. Peddler and bobtail trucks, and the wider haulage fleet, carry PMS, AGO, ATK and LPG toward stations and bulk customers in Lagos, Abuja, Kaduna, Oyo and Ondo.
On the forecourt, the promise is ordinary and exacting: meter accuracy, product quality, and a station that is still open when the city needs it.
This is the supply chain the group was built to run. Big infrastructure. Big responsibility. Both taken seriously.
