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Nigeria exported 281 non-Oil products to 120 countries in 2025 — Official

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Nigeria exported 281 non-oil products to 120 countries, generating $6.1bn in 2025, marking its highest non-oil export performance. Learn more. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-exported-281-non-oil-products-to-120-countries-in-2025-official/

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