The Impact of US–China Trade Tensions on Nigeria’s Export of Raw Materials and Commodities

  At dawn in the Niger Delta, crude flows through pipelines toward waiting tankers. In Kano, sacks of sesame are stitched for shipment. In Nasarawa and Kogi, solid minerals leave dusty loading bays for distant smelters. These movements appear routine, almost mechanical. Yet their final destination—and their price—are increasingly determined not in Lagos or Abuja, […]

Exploring Export Potential (The Case of Abia State).

The preamble Abia state, like other states in Nigeria, must export for several reasons which include avoiding overdependence on federal allocation, boosting the GDP of the state, creating opportunities for SMEs to grow, decreasing dependence on domestic markets, earning export proceeds, and increasing revenue for the state, farming and rural life becomes more lucrative, gaining […]

Mastering Export Pricing: A Strategic Guide to Incoterms® 2020

Navigating Global Standards and Nigerian Realities In the competitive landscape of global trade in 2026, your ability to price products accurately is the key to scaling internationally and avoiding significant financial losses. For Nigerian exporters and global traders alike, the Incoterms® 2020 framework remains the gold standard for defining costs, risks, and responsibilities. As digital […]

Exploring Nigeria’s Export Potential (The Case of Katsina State)

The Preamble Katsina State, home of hospitality, is rich in exportable products and mineral resources like soybean, cotton, onion, uranium, manganese, etc, and is predominantly an agrarian state. The State is in the Northwest geopolitical zone of Nigeria. It has 34 local government areas including Bakori, Batagarawa, Batsari, Bindawa, Baure, Charanchi, Dandume, Danja, Dan-Musa, Daura, […]