Nigeria’s non-oil exporters are changing tactics by adding value to their products, pushing their earnings to a five-year high in 2025. Apart from value-addition, there is an also increase in demand for some of the nation’s products such as cocoa, shoes and other food products in various parts of the world. A half-year analysis of the non-oil export earnings in the last five years shows that players earned $3.23 billion between January and June this year, from $1.59 billion in 2021. According to BusinessDay’s analysis from the Nigerian
Nigeria’s non-oil exporters are changing tactics by adding value to their products, pushing their earnings to a five-year high in 2025. Apart from value-addition, there is an also increase in demand for some of the nation’s products such as cocoa, shoes and other food products in various parts of the world. A half-year analysis of the non-oil export earnings in the last five years shows that players earned $3.23 billion between January and June this year, from $1.59 billion in 2021. According to BusinessDay’s analysis from the Nigerian