No wonder Naija is very broke...
They are busy selling kernels and nuts...

Na waah o

The British buys bulls from us
Then sells

Shit to us

Cc

Next up is a list of 10,001 countries Nigeria imports from

post=127004377:
Think outside the box guys.
Make things happen for yourself.
Stop complaining about life 24/7.
Be wise.
We Rise!


God bless Our hustle 🙏

Amen bro

So u.k, u.s, France, Canada no dey import anything from Nigeria? But wait just imagine wetin Liberia dey import from Nigeria...

Loriro!!!!

I am not really impressed, we are exporting raw materials in agriculture and mining products, except for Liberia that import our finished products like cosmetics, alcoholic beverages and sandals. We need to engage in turning most of these raw materials we export into finished goods, thereby enhancing employment and adding value to our exports a la foreign exchange. Most of these countries with sound economy are major exporter of finished products. We still have a long way to go in turning our country to an industrialized one

Sesame seeds to the world baby.

Hmm, no wonder Cashew nuts are expensive as fuccc here. They’re sending 95% of it outside the country.

On the other hand, Northern Nigeria
is importing herdsmen, bandits and
Islamic terrorists, thanks to Buhari.

He turned Nigeria to the final destination
and adopted homeland of all herdsmen
based in West Africa and issued them
Passports and License to kill & kidnap
with no repercussions😐😐😐

FreeStuffsNG:
Japan primarily imports different types of sesame seeds, copper ingots, and aluminium products like ingots and alloys from Nigeria.
Jordan primarily imports palm kernel shells, hibiscus flowers, sesame seeds, gum Arabic, stone flour, clear float glass, and blue reflective glass from Nigeria.
Kazakhstan primarily imports dry hibiscus flowers from Nigeria.
Kenya primarily imports from Nigeria zinc ash, dry split ginger, natural rubber, foodstuffs, dark gray reflective glass, and aluminium ingots.
Kuwait’s primary imports from Nigeria include cashew kernels and bird’s eye chilli.
Latvia primarily imports cashew kernels, pet flakes, hibiscus flowers, dry split ginger, and brown bale bottles from Nigeria.
Lebanon primarily imports sesame seeds, palm kernel shells, cocoa shells, cashew kernels, and bronze reflective glass from Nigeria.
Liberia primarily imports cosmetics, Star Lager beer, Legend beer, MPK fertilizer, Maltina Classic, locally made Aba slippers, hair attachment products, empty bottles, beverages, and baby diapers from Nigeria
Libya primarily imports cashew kernels, hair products, rub, Stella pomade, and dry split ginger from Nigeria
Lithuania imports dry split ginger, technically specified rubber, polyester table fiber, hull sesame seeds, and hibiscus flowers from Nigeria.
Malaysia Imports tin ore, tin concentrate, technically specified rubber, raw cocoa beans, fermented cocoa beans, lead ore and lead ingots, columbite, crude shea butter, dry cocoa beans, aluminium alloys, aluminium ingots, cassiterite ore, iron ore, and hull sesame seeds from Nigeria.

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FreeStuffsNG:
This is the best time to invest in Nigeria. The best investment destination in Nigeria and Africa is South West Nigeria. God bless Nigeria for ever!

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Can someone please give a rundown of what Nigeria in turn buys from many of the same countries so we at least get a realistic idea of what exactly one should think of investing in?

Also, which of the crops or minerals listed are farmed or produced in South West Nigeria?

These are the things Nigeria has comparative advantage in.
These are the raw materials Nigerians need to focus on added value by processing.

What are the intermediate and final products derived from these raw materials?
This should be the focus of the government as there is demand for the goods. Ideas such as cassava bread and rice product should come after the development of these industries.

These are the ones that pass through official channel.

Many other countries import from Nigeria but unofficially

Tinubu is a DRUG LORD and a fraudster

Brendaniel:
APC blamed Nigerians for not exporting enough, the same APC is now bragging with Nigerians exporting...

Does your comment make sense

How much are we earning from all these text book Alaye?

PlayMaker14:
By fire by force agenda....


Reminds me of when PDP was in power, they don't need all these shalaye, their records placed them well above South Africa as the Africa powerhouse in the Economic sector.


APC, Otilo party

And who is the powerhouse in the economic sector in Africa currently?

Kobojunkie:
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Can someone please give a rundown of what Nigeria in turn buys from many of the same countries so we at least get a realistic idea of what exactly one should think of investing in?

It's in the public domain and released every quarter. Please visit the website of the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics and download the latest report on GDP (Q3,2023). It is always very comprehensive and you will read all the details inside. Most times, news media just cut pieces and use to write report but if you are researching for answer to your kind of question, go through the report and historical data by yourself at least report from like Q1, 2022 to Q3,2023

Dry hibiscus? Of export quantity? Where are the farms? Dey play.

No single better country dey inside. No wonder naira failed to rice up

Agricultural products seems to be the major thing here .


Those states governors should open up to the agricultural sector. Lots of potential lies there for the nation other than engaging in projects than has no direct impact on the citizens

FreeStuffsNG:
It's in the public domain and released every quarter. Please visit the website of the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics and download the latest report on GDP (Q3,2023). It is always very comprehensive and you will read all the details inside. Most times, news media just cut pieces and use to write report but if you are researching for answer to your kind of question, go through the report and historical data at least since Q1, 2022

Well, public domain or not, can someone please post it on here so we compare to see exactly what it is we should probably be investing our money in instead?

Nice one, but I pray we don't end up importing same item from same countries

Kobojunkie:
Well, public domain or not, can someone please post it on here so we compare to see exactly what it is we should probably be investing our money in instead?

Never mind. It's like you don't get my explanation and understand how this kind of reports are

Mide70:
We spend and based our transactions in dollar, pounds ,euro but none of these countries transacts with us imagine . It's well

Those are non-oil exports.

USA buys Nigeria's crude oil.

PlayMaker14:
By fire by force agenda....


Reminds me of when PDP was in power, they don't need all these shalaye, their records placed them well above South Africa as the Africa powerhouse in the Economic sector.


APC, Otilo party

It's funny how APC said thesame thing about the PDP led economic growth in reverse & Nigerians didn't know what else to do

https://www.nairaland.com/7661430/4000-empty-containers-leaving-nigeria

What of the gold illegally sold to UAE🤔

post=127004377:
Thank you so much for this OP.


Sane, honest, sensible and hardworking youths will learn, improvise and tap knowledge from this thread.

But the children of perdition will never see any good thing about this thread.
Constant wailing, gnashing imof teeth, stupid and senseless jokes is synonymous with their life of misery, frustrations and bitterness.
Lowlives who believe nothing good can ever come their way in life.

People dey o
(Quote this to say nonsense if you see yourself as one of those people).
Nonentities.

Things must work in Nigeria by fire by force.

Proudlyngwa:


Does your comment make sense

Yes it does...