Trade With Nigeria

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Nigeria Exports primarily Petroleum and other Raw Materials

  such as Cocoa, rubber, palm kernel, organic oils, and fats. It

Imports secondary product such as Chemicals, machinery,

  transport equipment, manufactured goods, food, and animals, 

 the dependence on oil and a few other commodities for Export 

 cause Nigeria to become especially vulnerable to world oil price 

 fluctuations. During the colonial years, Britain was Nigeria’s 

 leading trading partner. After independence, Nigeria diversified 

 its trading partners. It now trades worldwide with about 100 

 countries. The United States replaced Britain as the primary 

 trading partner in the 1970s. However, Britain remains Nigeria’s

  leading vendor, setting the former colony more than 14percent 

 of its import in the 1990s. Other major trading partner are 

 Germany, France, the Netherlands, Canada, Japan, Italy, and 

 Spain. Nigeria’s meager trade with Eastern Europe and the 

 Former Soviet Union declined even further after the collapse of 

 Euro-Communism and the breakup of the Soviet Union in the 

 early 1990s. Nigeria’s trade with sister African.
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