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Commodity trading in Nigeria revolves around exchanging raw materials, such as oil, agricultural products, solid minerals, and natural gas. Historically, Nigeria's economy has heavily depended on oil exports, the country's primary revenue driver.

Logistics is the process of planning and implementing the movement of goods and services from one point to another. It is an essential part of the global economy, enabling trade, commerce, and consumption. However, logistics also significantly impacts the environment, as it consumes resources, generates emissions, and creates waste. According…

Commodity trading is the buying and selling physical goods such as agricultural products, energy products, metals, and minerals on organised markets. Commodity traders aim to profit from price fluctuations, supply and demand dynamics, and arbitrage opportunities in the global commodity markets. Commodity trading can offer investors a way to diversify…

women contribute substantially to the commodities trading industry as leaders and traders while supporting their peers' advancement through mentorship. Despite challenges like gender stereotypes, networking disparities, and work-life balance concerns, women are steadily breaking barriers and carving out successful careers in this dynamic and lucrative field.