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Nigeria sets November deadline to address export bottlenecks

Nigeria's federal government has reportedly set a November deadline to tackle bottlenecks affecting exports. The supplied headline does not identify the specific products or measures involved.

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Persistent export constraints could reduce trade earnings and disrupt regional supply chains.

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