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Nigeria’s government has acknowledged that the country cannot currently supply the full crude oil requirements of the Dangote refinery, highlighting a major challenge as Africa’s largest refining complex prepares to
Aliko Dangote: African Energy Person of the Year 2026 Aliko Dangote is a visionary who has invested his time, resources, and unwavering belief in Africa’s potential to build industries, strengthen
While African countries continue to export commodities such as copper, cobalt, cocoa, cotton and crude oil, a number of manufacturing centres are increasingly processing raw materials locally and producing vehicles,
Nigeria earned nearly N1 trillion from petrol exports during the first half of 2026, with African markets accounting for more than 60% of the revenue as the country strengthens its
Nigeria is calling for a major shift in Africa’s approach to mineral resources, urging countries to move beyond exporting raw materials and develop processing and value-addition industries across the continent.
Nigeria’s exports to other African countries rose sharply to N10.72tn in the first half of 2026, increasing 122.26 per cent from N4.82tn recorded during the same period in 2025. However,
Nigeria has resumed onion exports to Ghana after the National Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NOPPMAN) lifted its suspension on cross-border shipments. The association announced the decision
Nigeria’s total merchandise trade increased by 19.1% quarter-on-quarter to ₦41.44 trillion in the second quarter of 2026, supported by a strong rise in exports. Exports climbed 27.6% during the quarter
Nigeria’s growing trade engagements with China, the United Kingdom and Brazil are creating new opportunities for local exporters, but limited domestic production capacity could prevent businesses from fully benefiting from
Nigeria’s refining revolution is producing an unexpected outcome: Africa’s largest refinery is increasingly exporting petrol even as imported fuel captures a growing share of the country’s domestic market. The $20