The Consul-General of Cameroon in Lagos,
Nigeria, Dr Paul Ekorong a Dong, on
Thursday appealed to President
Muhammadu Buhari to give waivers for
more Cameroonian products to be in
Nigerian markets.
Ekorong a Dong told the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that his government
had over the years been approaching the
Nigerian government to allow more
Cameroonian products into the Nigerian
markets.
According to him, Cameroon cannot
currently export wood, soap, oil, chocolate
and cocoa products to Nigeria.
“Once again, the Cameroonian government
will like to appeal to President Buhari to
consider giving waivers for more of our
products
that are presently not available in Nigerian
markets.
“We have already submitted a list of
products that Cameroon should have liked
to be given waivers by the Nigerian
government. We are
still waiting for their response.
“We are very ready to bring these products
to our Nigerian brothers and sisters,’’ he
said.
Ekorong a Dong expressed optimism that
the waivers would enhance win-win trade
cooperation between both countries.
The Consul-General said that the current
trade relation between both countries was
more favourable to Nigeria, adding that there
were
currently more of Nigerian products in
Cameroon.
The envoy said that within the last four
years, Nigeria had become Cameroon’s
world largest economic partner followed by
France.
“Since our independence, France had always
been our world largest economic partner, but
today, Nigeria has taken over from France.
“This is an indication of the level of trade
and vitality of relations going on between
Nigeria and Cameroon,’’ he said. (NAN)


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Dat man name na war oh. EKORONG A. DONG. Wait na by force 2 buy?