Nigeria’s $200b revenue target from non-oil exports elusive amid high shipping cost, logistic hurdles

Nigeria’s agricultural sector is considered a key driver for economic diversification. Little wonder, efforts have been channelled at growing non-oil exports and thereby, boosting foreign exchange earnings.

MOYOSORE SALAMI

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