Since the constant collapse of the Nigerian Naira against the US dollar, millions of Nigerians have been clamouring for Made-in-Nigeria goods to export abroad.

The need for Nigerian businesses to look inwards and produce more with local raw materials, human resources, and God’s given minerals.

A nation cannot grow without export.

Therefore, the Nigerian government have over the years been sprinkling manure on the exportation field to grow it further especially the agribusiness.

The reason why we have governing bodies like the Export Promotion Council of Nigeria and NEXIM bank is to paint exportation in a good light so as to make it more attractive to corporate bodies and individuals as well.

Therefore, I made a list of 50 hot selling items that Nigerians can export and make profits.

If you are wondering how to get started with exportation, read my previous blog post on exportation business in Nigeria.

To get started, you need to:

Know how the market works,
Documentation,
Licensing,
Port procedures,
Legal international protocols,
Product sourcing
50 hot-selling things to export from Nigeria to other countries:
Food Items:

Palm Oil
Vegetables (Fresh/Dry)
Melon (Egusi)
Ogbono Seeds
Cashew Nut
Ginger
Garlic
Zobo Leave
Yam
Plantain
Pepper
Cocoa
Bitter Cola
Cola Nut
Garri
Dried Fish
Yam Flour
Cassava Flour
Plantain Flour
Coco Yam
Walnut
Palm Fruit (Banga)
Bread Fruit ( Ukwa)
Aligator Pepper
Local Seasoning
Locust Beans
Beans
Local Rice
Crayfish
Ground Nut
Edible Local Chalks (Nzu)
Sesame
Millet
Soybeans
Locust Beans
Snails/Periwinkles
Crabs/Shrimps


Herbs

Herbal Products (Medicine/Soap)
Tiger Nuts
Hibiscus Flower
Moringa Seed
Donkey Skin
Nigerian Made Shoes (Aba Made Shoes)
Nigerian Made Fabrics (Adire, Akwete, Aso Oke, etc.)
Shea Butter


Solid Minerals

Bitumen
Char Coal
Lime Stone
Iron Ore
Lead Zinc
Kaolin


Arts and Craft

Locally Designed Beeds
Home Video/Audio Cds
Locally Published Books
Broom
Locally Made Weaves


Conclusion:

The world is looking to buy Nigerian-made goods and there is no better time to be in the export business than right now. So take position in the exportation business and profit.

CHIBYKEGLOBAL:
Since the constant collapse of the Nigerian Naira against the US dollar, millions of Nigerians have been clamouring for Made-in-Nigeria goods to export abroad.

The need for Nigerian businesses to look inwards and produce more with local raw materials, human resources, and God’s given minerals.

A nation cannot grow without export.

Therefore, the Nigerian government have over the years been sprinkling manure on the exportation field to grow it further especially the agribusiness.

The reason why we have governing bodies like the Export Promotion Council of Nigeria and NEXIM bank is to paint exportation in a good light so as to make it more attractive to corporate bodies and individuals as well.

Therefore, I made a list of 50 hot selling items that Nigerians can export and make profits.

If you are wondering how to get started with exportation, read my previous blog post on exportation business in Nigeria.

To get started, you need to:

Know how the market works,
Documentation,
Licensing,
Port procedures,
Legal international protocols,
Product sourcing
50 hot-selling things to export from Nigeria to other countries:
Food Items:

Palm Oil
Vegetables (Fresh/Dry)
Melon (Egusi)
Ogbono Seeds
Cashew Nut
Ginger
Garlic
Zobo Leave
Yam
Plantain
Pepper
Cocoa
Bitter Cola
Cola Nut
Garri
Dried Fish
Yam Flour
Cassava Flour
Plantain Flour
Coco Yam
Walnut
Palm Fruit (Banga)
Bread Fruit ( Ukwa)
Aligator Pepper
Local Seasoning
Locust Beans
Beans
Local Rice
Crayfish
Ground Nut
Edible Local Chalks (Nzu)
Sesame
Millet
Soybeans
Locust Beans
Snails/Periwinkles
Crabs/Shrimps


Herbs

Herbal Products (Medicine/Soap)
Tiger Nuts
Hibiscus Flower
Moringa Seed
Donkey Skin
Nigerian Made Shoes (Aba Made Shoes)
Nigerian Made Fabrics (Adire, Akwete, Aso Oke, etc.)
Shea Butter


Solid Minerals

Bitumen
Char Coal
Lime Stone
Iron Ore
Lead Zinc
Kaolin


Arts and Craft

Locally Designed Beeds
Home Video/Audio Cds
Locally Published Books
Broom
Locally Made Weaves


Conclusion:

The world is looking to buy Nigerian-made goods and there is no better time to be in the export business than right now. So take position in the exportation business and profit.

How do get involved in the export business? I can supply some of the items on the list. Thanks
Solomon

Good one. But how do you get foreign recipient? That is the core. If you have Info on that we would appreciate.