FMITI agencies report 2025 export, investment and training figures
FMITI reported 2025 non-oil exports of US$6.088 billion; a separate ₦4.66 trillion NIPC-facilitated investment figure had no stated reference period.
Event / data period: 2026-10-14
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Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI) presented economic-diversification figures at its quarterly agency review in Abuja on October 14. In a release dated October 15, the ministry said non-oil exports reached US$6.088 billion in 2025. Special Economic Zone exports were about US$2.37 billion, above the US$1.6 billion target.
The consolidated presentation also reported NIPC-facilitated investment, Bank of Industry deployments during 2024–2025 and Industrial Training Fund training. Of the Presidential Conditional Grant Scheme’s ₦50 billion allocation, ₦49.36 billion had been disbursed to 987,166 beneficiaries. FMITI set a 2026 target of certifying 50,000 artisans to international standards. These are agency-reported figures and a target.
Data
FMITI’s 2025 US-dollar export figures
Consolidated agency figures in FMITI’s October 15, 2026 release.
| Non-oil exports, Nigeria, 2025 | 6.088 | billion-USD |
| Special Economic Zone exports, Nigeria, 2025 | 2.37 | billion-USD |
| Special Economic Zone export target, 2025 | 1.6 | billion-USD |
Methodology
The table summarises the ministry release; announced plans and targets are not treated as completed implementation.
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Investment deployments (trillion naira)
Consolidated agency figures in FMITI’s October 15, 2026 release.
| Investment facilitated by NIPC | 4.66 | trillion-NGN |
| Bank of Industry deployment, 2024–2025 | 1.156 | trillion-NGN |
Methodology
The table summarises the ministry release; announced plans and targets are not treated as completed implementation.
Updated:
Grants and export interventions (billion naira)
Consolidated agency figures in FMITI’s October 15, 2026 release.
| Presidential Conditional Grant disbursed | 49.36 | billion-NGN |
| Presidential Conditional Grant allocation | 50 | billion-NGN |
| Nigerian Export-Import Bank non-oil export interventions | 179.79 | billion-NGN |
Methodology
The table summarises the ministry release; announced plans and targets are not treated as completed implementation.
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Training, grant beneficiaries and certification target
Consolidated agency figures in FMITI’s October 15, 2026 release.
| Artisans, craftsmen and technicians trained by ITF | 289007 | people |
| 2026 international-standard artisan certification target | 50000 | people |
Methodology
The table summarises the ministry release; announced plans and targets are not treated as completed implementation.
Updated:
Grant beneficiaries
Consolidated agency figures in FMITI’s October 15, 2026 release.
| Presidential Conditional Grant beneficiaries | 987166 | beneficiaries |
Methodology
The table summarises the ministry release; announced plans and targets are not treated as completed implementation.
Updated:
Subjects and places
Subject proposals
- International tradeSuggested
- Subject suggested from the title or summary: non-oil exportsfmino.gov.ng ↗
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