Non-oil export hits $2.7 billion on rising demand for Made-in-Nigeria products
Nigeria's non-oil export sector has recorded total receipts of $2.7 billion in the first half of 2024, driven by increasing ...
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FG announces plans to formalize 1 million businesses across Nigeria at discounted rate
The federal government has announced that it plans to formalize one million businesses across Nigeria at a discounted rate.
Naira depreciation: NEPC says solution remains improved non-oil exports
The improved export of Non-oil exports remains the solution to the recent depreciation of the Naira against the dollar.
FG, group partner to deliver intervention to 1.3 million MSMEs
The Federal government in its drive towards job creation and improving the economy has announced its collaboration with a group ...
NEPC boosts non-oil exports with N308.45 billion promissory notes disbursed to 199 exporting companies
The Nigerian Government announced it has ensured the sum of the disbursement of N308.45 billion promissory notes to 199 Nigerian ...
Indorama, Dangote lead as Nigeria’s records $2.5 billion in Non-oil exports for Q1 2023 – NEPC
The Nigerian Government disclosed that Nigeria generated the sum of $2.539 billion as non-oil exports in the first half of ...
FG says Nigeria’s economic survival can only be guaranteed through non-oil exports
Nigeria's non oil export rose to 2.6 billion dollars from January to June 2022
NEPC says Nigeria exported $2.59 billion worth of non-oil products in first half of 2022
The NEPC has revealed that Nigeria exported more than 4.146 million metric tonnes of non-oil products, worth $2.593 billion from ...
What Nigeria is doing to boost non-oil exports – NEPC
The NEPC has stated that recent developments in the global economy have made it clear why Nigeria must be dedicated ...
Osinbajo says FG has spent N50 billion to position export oriented businesses
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has revealed that the FG had spent about N50 billion toward positioning export-oriented businesses in Nigeria.
