In this three-part series, we explore the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), its potential impact on Nigerian businesses and provide recommendations for Nigerian businesses to thrive on the back of the new trade environment created by the agreement.
In the first part, we discussed the current state of intra-African trade, the AfCFTA and its importance, and highlighted businesses that have successfully leveraged regional integration in ASEAN.
In part two, we discussed the current state of trade in Nigeria, and highlight African countries with businesses with the capacity to compete with Nigerian businesses in the Processed Agriculture, Retail and Trade, and FMCG sectors
In this part we seek to provide deeper insight into three sectors – processed Agriculture, Retail and Trade and FMCGs, highlighting the strategies of leading competitors in these sectors and providing recommendations for Nigerian businesses.
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In this part we seek to provide deeper insight into three sectors – processed Agriculture, Retail and Trade and FMCGs, highlighting the strategies of leading competitors in these sectors and providing recommendations for Nigerian businesses.
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