Nigeria's Non-Oil Export Sector Shows Resilience
Nigeria's non-oil export sector recorded $3.23 billion in the first half of 2025, a 19.6% increase compared to the same period last year.
This growth is driven by cocoa, sesame, and horticultural produce, indicating the country's gradual recovery in agribusiness and rising demand for structured trade facilitation.
According to the Produce Export Development Alliance (PEDA), the momentum reflects the growing impact of its programs and partnerships designed to strengthen Nigeria's position in global agrifood markets.
- Cocoa, sesame, and horticultural produce are key drivers of the growth.
- PEDA enables African agribusinesses to access international markets.
- The organization has built a network of farmer groups, exporters, and market enablers to boost competitiveness in horticulture, processed foods, and non-oil commodities.
Author's summary: Nigeria's non-oil exports reach $3.23 billion.
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