illuminated93:
Bros i'd like to ask you some questions. I just completed my nysc recently,and ever since I've been home unemployed. I've been looking at this mini importation thing;I came across a Chinese website where I can get stuffs and sell here in nigeria. But I have some issues,we both know the naira/dollar rate is crazy,i'd like to know how feasible it is to send the naira currency to an agent in China and he exchanges it for the Chinese yen in order to get for me the things I need from that website,then he helps me ship it down here.
I know the naira/yen exchange ratio is impressive,i'd like you to educate me on how feasible it is to bypass the dollar when transacting a business in china,instead making use of the naira.

Hi, bro. With regarda to the questions above: Ask @ ZUBY77. He's a businessman. I'm a teacher.

ZUBY77:
China is the leading import destination of every damn country in the world.

Starting from your almighty USA to Togo.
You need to be on ground here in China to know what I am talking about.
Behind my office in Guangzhou China is a well known Plaza that houses shipping/cargo companies owned by People from Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Russia and every country in that region.
And they move large goods daily.

This is something I never saw in Europe in all my years there.
So yes, if you want to do business, turn your eyes east towards China, it's the World's largest business center and will remain so for another 100 years.

You dey deceive people. Canada is the top trading partner with the US.

1 Canada 312,421
2 China 123,676
3 Mexico 240,249
4 Japan 66,827

Also

it's the World's largest business center and will remain so for another 100 years.

No. China is transitioning into a consumer economy. Most factories are going to Vietnam, Philippines and Indian.

Finally, you will be a good professor in your home feeding your family lies.