Nigerian Export Certificates Recognized in 140 Countries, Saving Millions in Foreign Exchange
Nigerian export certificates have been recognized in 140 countries following the approval of the Nigerian Export Certificates (NINA) by the Nation Quality Council (NQC). This recognition will enable Nigerian exports to have their test results and quality certifications accepted in multiple countries, leading to significant savings in foreign exchange and reducing the expenses associated with exporting.
The NINA approval is part of Nigeria's strategy to expand non-oil exports and establish a globally competitive quality infrastructure. Key entities involved include Osita Aboloma, Chairman of NQC, and Celestin Okanya, Director General of NINA.
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