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With the start of trading under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), it is expected that more countries will join the list of member-states that have ratified the trade...

Nigeria should strengthen its borders to checkmate the smuggling of goods produced in non-African countries.

The cacophony of war and violence across the country portrays a picture of a nation in chaos and unprepared for the free trade regime.

Nigeria’s burgeoning creative industry gives it a competitive advantage on the African continent.

The success of the AfCFTA will depend largely on the willingness of the member states to adhere to the agreement.

Amongst the priorities for implementing the AfCFTA, effective communication remains crucial.

The SMEs and Startup ecosystem in Nigeria which are dominated by women and youths should equally take advantage of these opportunities.