Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, has pleaded with the United States to patronise Nigerian agricultural products. Information Guide Nigeria

As reported by PEOPLES GAZETTE, the minister said this during a joint press conference in Abuja with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Vice President of Nigeria Yemi Osinbajo.

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According to PEOPLES GAZETTE, Geoffrey Onyeama said, “Trade is increasing, but we are hoping to have increased market access for our agricultural products in the framework of AGOA, the African Growth Opportunities Act mechanism that is in place to help to promote African access to U.S. markets for African countries.

PEOPLES GAZETTE reports that his comments came after Mr Osinbajo spoke on the benefit of improved quality products as Nigeria continues to expand its exports to the rest of Africa in the African Continental Free Trade Area and the rest of the world. Jamb Result

Mr Osinbajo noted that locally manufactured products will not do well in Nigeria and abroad if they did not adhere to international quality standards.

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