Nigeria is the largest fertile market for American products
Category: Business Written by Ahmed Mohammed, Bauchi
The American Roundtable made up of Businessmen and women has agreed that Nigeria remains one the largest and fertile markets for American products, particularly in the areas of farming and agro-allied products.
It said that they will do everything possible to promote trade and investment in that area in the coming years, according to a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to Bauchi State Governor, Mr. Ishola Michael Adeyemi who was part of the Nigerian delegation to the 2013 AG Connect Agric Expo in Kansas City, USA.
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