Mrs Okonjo-Iweala said that Nigerian cowpea and sesame exports had increasingly faced rejections in several destination markets.
Mr Nnaji said the plant was conceived in March 2004 as “a child of necessity by the desire to increase power supply nationwide.”
“Let me reiterate how excited I am that this thing has finally come.”
Mr Rashid said Iraq was eager to meet the trade and economic standards to join the agency.
“If our big problem is ourselves, it means that the solution also lies in our hands,” Ms Okonjo-Iweala.
AfCFTA is a free trade area encompassing most of Africa. It was established in 2018.
“Most people don’t know that one in five calories consumed is trade. We see trade as part of the solution.”
Mr Buhari explained that the late Chinese leader would be particularly remembered for helping China join the World Trade Organisation.
“Smaller supplies and higher prices for food mean that the world’s poor could be forced to do without. This must not be allowed to happen.”
Mrs Fayemi said feminism is gradually gaining ground in Nigeria owing to widespread belief that “women should have rights.”
