Nigerian Export Promotion Council
7 Mar
The Federal Government has approved disbursement of N308, 458, 160, 546.41 worth of promissory notes to 199 exporting companies.
21 Jul 2022
• DBN's disbursement to SMEs hits N512bn in five years The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has equipped Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in export businesses with available finance options in its bid to drive the nation's non-oil export sector. Indeed, the council said the move was apt considering the nation's dwindling economic resources…
28 Jun 2022
Economic diversification is a vital determinant of economic growth and development by which a country moves to a more diverse production and commercial structure for sustenance according to emerging
15 Mar 2022
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has commenced a review of its Zero Oil Plan (ZOP) as part of the country’s aspiration to diversify its revenue sources.
22 Feb 2022
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council [NEPC] is seeking to enable laws that will further help to drive the nation’s exports and earn more foreign exchange.
9 Feb 2022
The Executive Director/CEO of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) Dr. Ezra Yakusak, has highlighted the significance of fiscal incentives in boosting the contributions of exporting companies to the economy.
1 Jan 2022
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) under the auspices of the Export Expansion Programme (EEP) of the council has supported 500 vulnerable women in Yobe State.
12 Oct 2021
The Federal Government is targeting women as part of plans to raise the contribution of non-oil revenue to meet yearly budgetary provision.
10 Sep 2021
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has emphasised the need for Nigerian exporters to deploy effective logistic supply chains to export their products to the international markets.
9 Sep 2021
With crude oil still dominating the bulk of Nigeria’s export to the United States, stakeholders have expressed worry about the country’s inability to exploit opportunities available to it under the extended Africa Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) scheme.
21 Oct 2020
A Nigerian firm, Free on Board (FOB) Global Logistics, has secured a purchase order to supply 30 tonnes of yam, sweet potatoes, fresh fruits and vegetables (including water leaves, garlic, ginger, and okra) to Europe weekly. To maximize the opportunity, the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) in conjunction with FOB started sensitising non-oil exporters on…
15 Oct 2020
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has presented working tools to facilitate formalisation of trade along Okerete/Seme trade border corridors.