Nigeria gets two additional years to crack 26 year AGOA puzzle

U.S President Donald Trump’s decision to extend the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) through December 2028 hands Nigeria a narrow two-year window to boost its non-oil export strategy. The legislation preserves duty-free access to the world’s largest economy for up to 6,700 sub-Sahara

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                            ** Bethel Olujobi **
                             Bethel Olujobi is the Trade Correspondent at BusinessDay. He brings scarce insight into Nigeria's maritime policies and the changing currents of global commerce defining the country's position in international trade. Before this, he reported on foreign relations, migration and sports for BusinessDay. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication, and is an alumni of the CNN Academy and the Financial Times News School. He is certified by Reuters and Google. He is based in Lagos, Nigeria. For pitches, email: [email protected]