Crude oil, coal, tin, columbite, palm oil, peanuts, cotton, rubber, wood, hides and skins, textiles, cement and other construction materials, food products, footwear, chemicals, fertilizer, printing, ceramics, steel, and petroleum are the major industries of Nigeria.
Nigeria's largest economic sector is oil production. The country relies heavily on fossil fuel production, so much so that it is often considered a classic example of the "resource curse". 25% of the economy is devoted to agriculture, and Nigeria is the largest producer of agricultural goods in Africa. Nigeria is also the fourth-largest manufacturer in Africa, mostly working in light industry. There is a growing banking sector, although restrictive central bank policy means that a significant fraction of banking activity takes place in the shadow economy.
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Undoubtedly, as it has oil and a mining industries.
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One can find jobs in the oil and gas industries of Nigeria from the following companies: Shell, Chevron, Exxon Mobile, AGIP, Total, Texaco, to name a few.
Source of finance for small scale business can be raise through 1. From family. 2. From friends 3. From cooperatives society 4. Loans from the bank... Nigeria has introduced some sectoral policies to strengthen the growth of SMEs in Nigeria. Some of the policies active there are Concessionary financing, Small and Medium Industries Equity Investments Scheme(SMIEIS) to encourage the growth of small and medium scale industries. In Nigeria, the National Council of Industry, under the Federal Ministry of Industries, periodically revises the classification of SMEs. Other institutions, such as the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industries(NASSI) promote the growth of small industries.
The problems of small scale industries in Nigeria include corruption, insecurity and poor infrastructure. The prospects on the other hand include engaging foreign traders in business so as to grow the economy.
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