The AfCFTA story: Exporting your made-in-Nigeria products to other African countries now easier

<p>#FeaturebyLagosChamberofCommerceandIndustry</p>, <span>With African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, you can now export to other African countries from Nigeria with so much ease and less to zero tariff.</span>, <h2>Do you know it is now easier for Small and Medium Size Enterprises (SME) Owners in Nigeria to sell across other African countries and get paid in dollars or naira as they wish, especially for businesses that are into Made in Nigeria Products?</h2>, <p>If you can remember very well, over the years, sending goods from Nigeria to other African countries has been an uphill task. In fact, it was easier to export to the UK, Canada, Germany etc, than to export to Kenya, Gambia even worse neighbouring Ghana.</p>, <p>However, with the introduction and implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, which is the initiative of the African Union (AU) you can now export to other African countries from Nigeria with so much ease and less to zero tariff.</p>, <p>The AfCFTA agreement signed by governments of various countries in Africa is targeted at creating a single market for goods and services with a combined value of 3.4 trillion US dollars and 1.3 billion people.</p>, <p>It is interesting to know that Nigeria being the largest economy in Africa will be the heading point of most of the other African countries based on this agreement.</p>, <img src="https://cdn-fmcrawler.shalltry.com/public/prod/files/images/2023-07-20/original/5949148e-6723-4445-8783-f2a5fd5e0d40.jpg">, <span>AfCFTA agreement signed by governments of various countries in Africa is targeted at creating a single market for goods and services with a combined value of 3.4 trillion US dollars and 1.3 billion people.</span>, <p>Therefore, in order to ensure that Nigerian business owners maximize this opportunity, the National Action Committee on AfCFTA (NAC-AfCFTA) in partnership with The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has leverage on the e-commerce platform provided by Traders of Nigeria (T