Nigeria’s economic ties with China are scaling new heights, with bilateral trade surging to $15.48 billion between January and July 2025. This marks a robust 34.7% jump compared to the same period in 2024, according to Yan Yuqing, China’s Consul-General.
The figures reaffirm China’s position as one of Nigeria’s strongest trading partners, with growing demand for goods and investments driving the spike. Analysts say the surge underscores deepening cooperation between the two nations as they expand economic, industrial, and infrastructure linkages.
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