Nigeria's sustained trade surplus since 2024 is due to improved port operations and ongoing maritime sector reforms, announced Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr Adegboyega Oyetola, at the Q2 2026 Citizens' and Stakeholders' Engagement in Lagos. These reforms are bolstering trade performance and economic stability. The engagement brought together maritime stakeholders to discuss progress, challenges, and strategies to enhance port efficiency and expand opportunities in the blue economy. Love Ikuku-Oyedokun, News Central Maritime Correspondent, reported from Lagos on these developments and their trade implications.

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