Nigeria's changing relationships with the wider world
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- Created on: 24-10-22 19:54
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- Nigeria in the wider world
- how have its political links changed?
- until 1960 it was part of the British Empire
- since independence Nigeria has become a member of the British Commonwealth
- Nigeria is a leading member of African political and economic groups, and international organisations
- ECOWAS: trading group
- UN: Nigeria has a significant role in peacekeeping
- African Union: economic planning and peacekeeping group
- CEN-SAD: trading group and develops sporting links
- OPEC: aims to stabilise the price of oil and ensure a regular supply
- until 1960 it was part of the British Empire
- global trading relationships
- imports: refined petroleum, cars, telephones
- exports: crude and refined petroleum, natural gas, rubber, cocoa and cotton
- crude oil dominates Nigeria's exports
- India is its biggest customer
- Australia and Indonesia are the biggest customers for Nigerian cotton
- crude oil dominates Nigeria's exports
- how have its political links changed?
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