TRADE

Nigeria is a significant player in international trade, with a diverse range of exports, including crude oil, agricultural products, and solid minerals. The country’s strategic location and large market size make it an attractive destination for trade and investment. However, Nigeria’s trade performance has been affected by several factors, including a lack of infrastructure, regulatory barriers, and corruption. The government has initiated several initiatives to address these challenges, including the establishment of free trade zones, the improvement of port infrastructure, and the implementation of trade facilitation measures. Opportunities for increased trade and investment exist in various sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing, and services.