In order to become competitive, Nigeria's products must meet stipulated global standards. Fortunately, SON's new, globally accredited laboratory is set to end the country's dependence on Ghana for product certification.
Certainly, the Nigerian Economy is in dire straits. As long as crude oil prices hover around $50 per barrel, the country will struggle to keep pace with its obligations. Only a rapid increase in inflow from non-oil export can reverse the trend.
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