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SheaNutExportBan: Value‑Addition or Economic Gamble?

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    Gladys
    58 days ago

    Nigeria recently imposed a six-month ban on raw shea nut exports to stimulate local processing and boost its share of the global shea products market—from just 1% today toward billions in added value by 2027.

     

    Why it matters

    This policy is a bold economic reform aimed at industrializing Nigeria’s agricultural exports. It invites debate on infrastructure, investment, and Nigeria’s broader free-market trajectory.

     

    Suggested discussion prompts:

     

    • Is pro‑value‑addition the right approach—or is it risky without supporting infrastructure?
    • Can local investors rise to the challenge—and will it translate to job creation?
    • How might this move reshape Nigeria’s place in the global shea butter industry?

     

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