Articles & Report

Why Nigeria must incentivise indigenous shipping to move non-oil exports across West, Central and Southern African waters — and unlock AfCFTA

On May 1, 2026, China did something no major economy had ever done: it opened its market to an entire continent, duty-free, with no reciprocal tariff cuts demanded in return.

AGOA’S NEW LIFELINE: What The US Senate’s Extension Means For Nigeria Amid Two Overlapping Tariffs. The Liberation Day Tariff Lineage · The Forced-Labour Tariff · What It Means For Nigerian Exporters

Nigeria’s hibiscus export sector is in freefall. After peaking at $61.98 million in 2023 on the back of a price spike that lured hundreds of new entrants

Nigeria’s soya bean export revenue collapsed by 83.5% in a single year — from $471.8 million in 2024 to just $77.6 million in 2025

Nigeria has been hit with a new 12.5% United States tariff, this time not over trade imbalances but over forced labour.