China’s zero-tariff policy drives an 81% increase in Nigerian exports
Nigeria’s exports to China reportedly rose 81% under China’s zero-tariff policy. The development reflects a significant change in bilateral trade flows.
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Why it matters
It could affect trade patterns and economic ties between China and Nigeria.
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