How to export products from Nigeria to other countries around the world. We are basically tapping into opportunities in the non-oil products in Nigeria like Cashew nuts, ginger, and sesame seed among others
Many Nigerians may not see how the invasion of Ukraine by Russia would affect Nigeria, but in real sense, an average citizens on the street of a village somewhere in Abuja or elsewhere will be affected by war. Russia invaded …
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Selling in large quantities to foreign buyers requires some documentation, in this guide, we will discuss export documents in Nigeria a seller is expected to get to have a smooth international trade with their buyers. Export in this guide means …
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Apart from the local consumption, extracts from kola nut are used in the production of energy drinks and other industrial use. And in this guide, we’ll show you the top ten kola nut importing countries where you can find internal buyers. Additionally, …
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Bitter kola is a plant that is found in West Africa because of its medicinal values, and hundreds of farmers have realised that the plant also have economic values, in this guide, we simplified the process of finding genuine international …
There are opportunities in Nigeria that can be explored for wealth creation. One of such is the food packaging business. This entails wrapping of food via different techniques to ensure its protection at any point, either during storage, distribution or to …
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In Nigeria, there are certain cash crops that are next to crude oil, particularly because of their export value. Sesame seed is one of them. It is only behind cocoa in this range. Also known as beniseed, it is ahead …
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Generally, the process of commercial export in Nigeria isn’t as easy as they seem online. There are several challenges from the packaging to the point of export. But the most important thing is for an exporter to play their card …
If you’re into the export business in Nigeria, most especially if you deal in agricultural commodities, you must be familiar with the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), an agency under the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, which also …
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Nigeria’s major competitive advantage in terms of investment is its population while other parameters are not favourable to a country that prides itself as Africa’s biggest economy. Over the years, its big economy which largely depends on oil revenue has …
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Importation business is a striving sector in Nigeria, no wonder merchants make millions of naira from it every month. Here, we’re talking about wholesale importation of goods that requires the purchase of thousands of US dollars from the forex window. …
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With a landmass of 923,768 km², Nigeria shares land boundaries with four African countries in the South and in the Northern region. All the land borders are African in Cameroon, the Republic of Benin, the Chad Republic, and the Republic …
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For Nigerians who engage in international trade: importation and exportation business, access to finance could be challenging, but this has specifically been solved by Stanbic IBTC bank. Called import and export finance, the financial support is aimed at solving some …
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The movement of products across the border isn’t the same as inter-state trade. The seller can personally deliver an order from Ibadan to Lagos where his customers are based, it isn’t like that in international trade. Because of this, an …
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The military regime of Gen Olusegun Obasanjo in 1976 approved the establishment of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) through Decree No. 26 of 1976 which has now become an Act. Obasanjo’s regime at the time said Nigeria needed to …
Dr Ezra Yakusak will replace Mr Segun Awolowo as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC). Segun Awolowo, whis the grandson of the late sage Chief Obafemi Awolowo, was first appointed by the administration of …
Since the Federal government through the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) announced its determination to scale up revenue from non-oil exports, the number of exporters in Nigeria has dramatically increased. Most of them can be found in the international Business …
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In 2020, Nigeria spent around $56.61 billion USD on imports while in the same year under review, products exported from Nigeria to international markets were around $34.54 billion USD. In economics and trade, that’s a trade imbalance or trade deficit of around $22.07USD, …
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There are more than 20 Nigerian non-oil products foreign buyers are searching for in the international market, you can tap from this goldmine if only you can find the right channel and know which products sell most in your target …
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With 1,380,614,641 people, making it the second most populated continent, Africa remains an investment destination for foreign investors who want to tap into the market strength of the continent. While the collective headcounts of Africa is significant, each of the countries …
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A favourable business environment is one of the key factors that drive foreign investors to a country. Government policies, security, infrastructural development are some of the things investor put into consideration, and some African countries are more serious and committed to …
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