The United States has extended duty-free market access for Nigeria and other African countries under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) until December 31, 2026.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has finally responded to the recent imposition of a 14% tariff on Nigerian exports by the United States.

Nigeria’s Duty-free Export To US Shrinks To $351.73m         Nigeria’s export to the United States under a duty-free policy declined in the first nine months of 2020, recording $351.73m from January to September. According to the latest African Growth and Opportunity Act policy trade statistics, exports to...

Nigeria’s Duty-free Export To US Plunges To $300.48m         Nigeria’s export to the United States under a duty-free policy declined in the first eight months of 2020, recording $300.48m from January to August. According to the latest African Growth and Opportunity Act policy trade statistics, exports to...

AfCFTA: 14 African Countries get Masterclass on trade, investment facilitation No fewer than 25 Trade and Economic Officers from 14 African countries have received a masterclass to boost their capacities in trade and investment facilitation. Nazaru LLC, a United States-based services company, delivered the free online...

Nigeria-US Export Drop By 28% To $3bn In 2019     Nigeria’s export to the United States under the African Growth and Opportunity Act policy (AGOA) in 2019 recorded $3.13bn. According to the latest AGOA trade statistics, export to the US under the policy fell by 28 per...