Procuring Nigerian goods from abroad can be a profitable venture—Nigeria is a leading exporter of agro-products, textiles, skincare, industrial raw materials, and more. However, navigating payments, regulations, and logistics can be complex, especially when you’re dealing with foreign exchange (FX) and need to comply with Nigerian export controls.

In this guide, we explain how to procure Nigerian goods using foreign currency (USD, GBP, EUR), how to manage FX legally and efficiently, and how Wigmore Trading can support you from sourcing to final delivery.

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🌍 Why Foreign Buyers Choose Nigerian Goods

Nigeria offers high-demand products for global markets:

• Agricultural exports: Sesame seeds, ginger, cashew, hibiscus, palm oil

• Cosmetics and skincare: Raw shea butter, black soap, herbal creams

• Textiles and leather: Ankara, Aso Oke, leather bags, shoes

• Processed foods: Garri, beans flour, dried fish

• Industrial materials: Charcoal, timber, minerals

These products are often price competitive, naturally sourced, and have growing appeal in international markets.

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💱 Can You Procure Nigerian Goods Using Foreign Exchange?

Yes, but it must be done through regulated channels.

✅ Nigerian exporters can legally accept:

• USD, GBP, EUR, or other hard currencies

• Through domiciliary accounts with Nigerian banks

• Via SWIFT wire transfer, LCs (Letters of Credit), or approved fintech platforms

Nigerian export law requires documentation for all FX transactions to prevent fraud and ensure compliance with Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) policies.

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✅ Key Steps to Procure Nigerian Goods with FX

1. Source Verified Nigerian Suppliers

• Choose exporters with valid documentation (CAC registration, export license)

• Ensure they operate a domiciliary account to receive foreign payments

• Verify that products meet export standards (e.g., NAFDAC for cosmetics, phytosanitary certificates for agro-products)

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💼 Wigmore Trading can assist with supplier verification and product sampling.

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2. Request a Pro Forma Invoice and Agree on FX Terms

Make sure the invoice includes:

• Total amount in USD, GBP, or EUR

• Payment instructions (SWIFT details)

• Export terms (FOB, CIF, EXW)

• Lead time and product specs

Negotiate pricing with FX volatility in mind—Naira fluctuations may affect final costs.

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3. Make Foreign Exchange Payment Securely

Options include:

• SWIFT bank transfer to a Nigerian domiciliary account

• LCs for large or high-risk transactions

• Escrow services if you’re unfamiliar with the exporter

• Payment facilitation by Wigmore Trading for end-to-end assurance

All transactions should be documented and traceable.

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4. Ensure Compliance with Export Documentation

Nigerian regulations require:

• Form NXP (mandatory for exports)

• Commercial invoice & packing list

• Certificate of Origin

• NAFDAC or SON permits, depending on product type

• Shipping documents (Bill of Lading, Air Waybill)

📦 Wigmore Trading helps exporters prepare these documents correctly for customs clearance.

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🚚 Shipping Options for Exported Goods

• Air Freight – best for small, high-value, or time-sensitive goods

• Sea Freight – ideal for large-volume shipments (FCL or LCL)

• Courier – for samples or direct-to-customer shipments

We can arrange delivery to UK, USA, EU, Middle East, and other destinations.

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💼 Wigmore Trading: Your Procurement Partner in Nigeria

At Wigmore Trading, we provide complete foreign exchange procurement services for international clients sourcing from Nigeria.

Our services include:

• Sourcing and verifying Nigerian goods and suppliers

• Secure FX payments through regulated banking channels

• Export compliance documentation

• Freight and customs coordination

• Currency risk management advice

• End-to-end visibility of your order

🎯 Need to procure Nigerian goods in USD, GBP, or EUR with peace of mind?
Contact Wigmore Trading today and let us handle the hard parts.