Abuja, Nigeria | August 7, 2025 Nigeria is shifting focus toward regional and alternative international markets as a newly imposed 15 percent tariff on Nigerian imports by the United States officially takes effect this Thursday under a trade policy signed by former President Donald Trump. While the tariff measure has sparked reactions in affected sectors,
United States President Donald Trump is set to attend the final of the expanded FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, where European giants Paris Saint-Germain will face Chelsea. His presence at the high-profile event is seen as part of a growing personal and political interest in football, also
Abuja, Nigeria – June 2025 In a thought-provoking engagement titled “Understanding the Dynamic Shifts in U.S. Trade Policy and the Implications for Global and African Economies,” renowned American communication strategist and former senior advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump, Mr. Jason Miller, held a high-level session with policy makers, economists, business leaders, and media professionals
The Federal Government has expressed concern over the impact of the newly imposed tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump on Nigerian exports, warning that both oil and non-oil sectors could suffer significant setbacks. The tariffs, which are set to disrupt trade relations between Nigeria and the United States, could undermine the competitiveness of Nigerian products
