Non-oil Exports Rise By 19.6% In H1 – NEPC

The Nigeria Export Promotion Council reported a 19.6% increase in non-oil exports in the first half of 2025, reaching billions in value. The rise was attributed to global demand for products like cocoa and urea, as well as government trade initiatives and regional trade deals.
Chief Executive Nonye Ayeni highlighted that cocoa beans and cashew nuts dominated the exports, with cocoa accounting for around 35% of the total export value. The increase in export value was matched by a rise in shipment volume, with the African Continental Free Trade Area providing wider market access and tariff relief.
Leading exporters included Indorama Eleme Fertiliser, Starlink Global, and Dangote Fertiliser. The NEPC emphasized the importance of training programs to help exporters meet international standards and capitalize on the growing demand for Nigerian products.
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