Trade Insights

The suggestions in this write-up can help government agencies grow the non-oil export sector to become a major foreign exchange...

One of the key reasons Nigeria needs tax reforms is revenue mobilisation.

"The policies relating to aggressive promotion of non-oil export are aimed at growing non-oil export through the creation of demand...

Multiple taxation and regulatory bottlenecks further stifle business growth

AES balance of trade has consistently been a deficit as imports into the region exceed exports from the region.

The continuation of tariff battles could affect crude oil price, Nigeria’s primary export and a major source of government revenue.

"Is international trade only for a select few who can navigate its complexities, or can anyone venture into this space...

As the world recalibrates post-pandemic and post-protectionism, the time is ripe for Nigerian businesses to assert their presence on the...

Nigeria must fully integrate into global and regional trade agreements... to ease the movement of services across borders.

Despite notable strides in local manufacturing, agriculture, and services, Nigerian products continue to face challenges in competing with imports

Additionally, we actively promote Lagos at global investment forums, engaging with institutional investors, multinational corporations, and trade organisations to highlight...

Nigeria is facing a critical moment in its economic and social trajectory

The forum, scheduled to take place in Abuja, is being convened by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Jumoke...

SMEs face considerable challenges in intra-African trading; however, they are not insurmountable if the necessary developments and improvements are made.

By prioritising collaboration and cultural exchange, the initiative is poised to foster long-term growth, enhance job creation, and unlock new...

Weyinmi Eribo is the Director-General of the Women Chamber of Commerce Industry Mines and Agriculture (WCCIMA)

These women are transforming the local trade ecosystem and making powerful waves in regional and international trade discussions.

By enacting these policies, Nigeria can position itself as a leading player in global agricultural trade.

“Know the rules, meet the standards, and the U.S. is yours to conquer,” an official told attendees

“Nigeria can become Africa's new food basket. It is not impossible!”

“Compliance with international standards…opens doors to global markets.”

To ensure sustainable economic growth, job creation, and foreign exchange earnings, Nigeria must adopt an aggressive export strategy that prioritises...

"...increasing the custom FOB import charges will also increase the final price to be paid by the final consumer"

There is an ongoing debate: Should we ban agricultural exports to ensure local food availability or encourage exports to generate...

“The delay in the goods clearance process could arise from different issues such as documentation, fees, duties, tariffs, levies, and...