Hmm 🤔🤔🤔
I get why you feel that way. Policies like this sound great on paper but the real challenge is proper implementation. If Nigeria can actually provide farmers and processors with the right support (infrastructure, funding, and fair pricing), then this move could really transform the shea industry. Otherwise, it might just remain another good idea. What do you think?
This is a great initiative! Processing shea nuts locally can create a significant impact on Nigeria's economy and provide opportunities for entrepreneurs and farmers. Looking forward to seeing the positive results
Absolutely! You’re so right local processing is more than just business, it’s about rewriting our story as a nation. 💚 Imagine the ripple effect: farmers earning more, young entrepreneurs creating brands that compete globally, and Nigeria becoming a hub for natural beauty products.
🙌 Hi everyone, this is actually my very first post here on Konnect! I chose to write about Nigeria’s Shea Revolution because I believe our country has so much untapped potential. 💚Imagine if more of us supported locally made products our farmers, small businesses, and even future global brands could benefit massively.I’d love to hear your thoughts: Do you think Nigeria can truly compete in the global beauty/skincare industry if we focus on local processing?
 
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62 days agoNigeria’s Shea Revolution: From Raw Nuts to Global Beauty Products
Did you know Nigeria supplies 40% of the world’s shea nuts but gets only 1% of the global shea butter market? 🤔
Recently, the Nigerian government placed a six-month ban on exporting raw shea nuts. The goal? To process them locally, create jobs, and build billion-dollar skincare and beauty brands here at home. 💰🇳🇬
Experts say this move could bring in $300 million this year and grow to $3 billion by 2027. Imagine what that could mean for farmers, entrepreneurs, and young people in Nigeria.
👉 Do you think this policy will truly help Nigeria grow, or will it face challenges?
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