In September of this year, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu briefly announced that Nigeria had achieved its 2025 revenue goal ahead of schedule, stating that efforts to boost non-oil revenue had generated sufficient funds to meet this year’s revenue targets by August.
However, while non-oil exports reached a record-breaking ₦15.7 trillion in 2024, local investors found themselves sidelined in a boom dominated by foreign actors. Although the figures were impressive, the reality was different; a story of missed opportunities. Cashew farmers in Kogi
