Nigeria's Non-Oil Exports Surge to N12.36 Trillion in 2025

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria's non-oil exports rose to N12.36 trillion in 2025, marking a substantial increase from N9.09 trillion recorded in 2024. This growth highlights the country's ongoing efforts to diversify its export base beyond crude oil revenues.

The data indicates a steady recovery in Nigeria's export sector, with several months in 2025 exceeding the N1 trillion mark in exports. Key contributors to the non-oil export figures included mineral products, vehicles, aircraft-related parts, base metals, and various manufactured goods.

Notably, vehicles and aircraft-related parts contributed approximately N1.10 trillion, while base metals accounted for N646.16 billion. Other significant categories included stone, plaster, cement, and machinery, with smaller contributions from plastics and rubber products.

The figures reflect a consistent export activity throughout the year, underscoring the progress made in expanding Nigeria's non-oil export capabilities.