Nigeria will officially launch the national single window (NSW), a digital trade platform, on March 27. The NSW is an ...

Years of congestion, outdated infrastructure, and bureaucratic delays have long hindered Nigeria’s ports, but ongoing infrastructure upgrades and digital trade reforms are beginning to reshape ...

Nigeria is standing at the threshold of a commercial renaissance, pivoting away from the bureaucratic friction of the past ...

Nigeria’s maritime sector — the gateway for more than 80 percent of the country’s international trade — is undergoing a significant policy shift centred on infrastructure renewal, digital trade ...

L-R: Senior Special Assistant to the President on Digital Media, Otega Ogra, Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, Minister ...

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), has unveiled a $50 million fund to empower women in digital trade The fund will equip women-owned enterprises in ...

Nigeria is set to host a major continental policy and technology engagement in 2026 as organisers of the RegTech Africa Conference and Expo (RACE 2026) unveiled details of the event at a media parley ...

Nigeria will launch its National Single Window platform on March 27 to centralize trade procedures. The system will allow online processing of import permits, cargo manifests, and risk management.

Nigerian leaders and international investors convened in New York during the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) to spotlight Africa’s digital trade opportunities under the African Continental ...

Introduction 2026 as a hinge year 2026 opens as a delivery year for Nigeria’s maritime sector. Key reforms have moved from policy statements to defined timelines, and stakeholders now assess ...

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria supports the National Single Window for Trade, a digital platform to streamline ...