NEPC promotes Ebonyi products for global markets, emphasizes quality certification
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) organized a Made-in-Ebonyi Product Exhibition to promote local goods in international markets.

In Brief
- •The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) organized a Made-in-Ebonyi Product Exhibition to promote local goods in international markets.
- •NEPC identified rice, cassava, palm oil, processed foods, and solid minerals as products with export potential.
- •Quality certification, packaging, and regulatory compliance are essential for accessing foreign markets.
- •Nigeria's non-oil export sector generated $6.1 billion in 2025, an 11.5% increase over 2024.
- •NAFDAC emphasized the importance of product registration, good manufacturing practices, and accurate labeling.
Why It Matters
The promotion of Ebonyi products for global markets is crucial for economic growth and employment creation. By addressing challenges such as quality certification and regulatory compliance, local entrepreneurs can enhance their competitiveness and tap into international markets. This initiative aligns with Nigeria's goal of increasing non-oil export revenues and empowering women and young entrepreneurs.
Key Details
- 2025 Non-Oil Export Receipts
- $6.1 billion
- 2024 Non-Oil Export Receipts
- $5.46 billion
- Export Growth Rate
- 11.5%
Context & Background
Nigeria's non-oil export sector has shown significant growth, with a 11.5% increase in export receipts from 2024 to 2025. This growth presents opportunities for states like Ebonyi to expand their participation in international trade.
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