Import Export Sales Nigeria: Shipping & Trade Leads Nigeria

The economy of Nigeria is dominated by crude oil and petroleum, along with industry and agriculture, for domestic and export purposes.Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa, and amongst the six largest producers in the world, with a reserve of over 20 billion barrels. Nigeria is a leading member of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). Nigeria is rich in mineral and resource deposits, including: uranium, gold, coal, diamond and other precious stones, iron-ore, lead, zinc, tin, magnesium, niobium, and Nigeria is the leading producer of columbite in the world.

Rice, cassava, yams, cocoyams, sweet potatoes, sorghum, millet, beans, corn, peanuts, cocoa, plantains, palm oil and kernel, kolanuts, a variety of fruits, vegetables and herbs, goats, sheep, cattle and other livestock, fish, prawns and sea foods are farmed for domestic and export purposes. Its industries include: drinks, textiles, cement and bricks, food, timber, aluminium, leather, plants; along with coal, diamond, and gold mining; also crude oil exploration and refinery. Crude oil and petroleum products constitute the principal exports of Nigeria.

Business, Commercial & Trade Investmenrs in Nigeria

Nigeria gained independence from Britain in 1960. It occupies a total landmass of about 923,768 square kilometres. It is bordered to the north by Niger and Chad, to the south by the Cameroon and the Atlantic Ocean, and to the west by Benin and the Gulf of Guinea. Its climate is tropical, with an average temperature of 860F or 300C. Its capital is Abuja.

The country of Nigeria contains a varied terrain, ranging from: savannah grassland, plateaux, highlands, Sahara sands, flatlands, lowlands, lakes, rivers, mangrove swamps, to rich dense tropical rain forest.

The forests and rivers of Nigeria contain: a wealth of wildlife, including monkeys, snakes, a vast variety of birds, multiple insects and butterflies, elephants, antelope, hippopotamuses, crocodiles, leopards, boars, rabbits, porcupine, ostrich, guinea fowl, pythons, wild cattle and horses, and a variety of reptiles; along with palms, baobab, iroko, cotton, mahogany, ebony, acacia, and a large variety of other trees.

Trade Leads Nigeria: Import Export Buyers & Sellers in West Africa

The international trade, shipping and logistics industry may appear daunting to new importers and exporters, many being discouraged and giving up before their business has even began. With us as your West African trading partner based in The Gambia, you will have a access to the latest business research and information and a wide range of import export and distribution services to assist in moving your goods around West Africa and beyond..

Our trading partners are our top priority and we are available 24/7 to answer your questions and solve problems before they cause delays.

We will be happy to answer all of your questions, serve as your central contact in West Africa, and be available to assist you in any way possible.

Our consulting services will help you set up your West African importing or exporting operation properly from the start, can help you avoid delays, and will streamline your supply chain giving your company the edge you need to compete throughout the West African sub region.

Nigerian Business Investments: How We Can Help?

We can advise on the following.

Raising finance, formation of companies, registration of businesses for tax, social security etc, acquisition of land, buildings and other assets, immigration, visa & work permit difficulties, employment issues, drafting standard terms and conditions of business, dealing with commercial problems, contract disputes, mediation, power of attorney, court cases, process serving, enforcement of judgments, debt collecting, taxation of the business and its shareholders.