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Developing a digital trade strategy in Nigeria

Developing a digital trade strategy in Nigeria

24th April 2025

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Discover how Nigeria can leverage its dynamic digital landscape to become a leader in Africa's digital trade revolution.

Nigeria's digital economy is booming, and with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) opening up new opportunities, the nation stands at the cusp of transformative growth. Recognising this potential, the African Union has designated Nigeria as the Digital Trade Champion for the AfCFTA . This report lays out a strategic roadmap to align Nigeria's digital trade with the AfCFTA Protocol on Digital Trade (DTP), unlocking new avenues for growth and prosperity.

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Drawing on extensive research and engagement with key government (with the leadership of the Office of the Vice President of Nigeria) and private sector stakeholders, this report offers actionable insights and policy recommendations to build a robust digital ecosystem.  It spotlights three high-potential sectors — business process outsourcing (BPO), e-commerce and the empowerment of women and youth entrepreneurs — as engines of sustainable economic growth. This strategy prioritises smart regulations, strong digital infrastructure and inclusive policies — empowering Nigeria to seize the full benefits of AfCFTA, create jobs, expand exports and cement its role as a digital powerhouse on the continent.

Report by the Overseas Development Institute

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