The Lagos–Santos Corridor: Big Deals, Shrinking Trade
Analysis Africa The Lagos–Santos Corridor: Big Deals, Shrinking Trade By Rocco Caldero · July 25, 2026 · 8 min read Africa Intelligence A daily Africa read from a Latin American newsroom. Analysis · Brazil & West Africa Key Facts —The size. Brazil–Nigeria trade runs at roughly US$2.1 billion a year, with Nigeria holding a modest surplus of about US$278 million. —The direction.
- ▪Analysis Africa The Lagos–Santos Corridor: Big Deals, Shrinking Trade By Rocco Caldero · July 25, 2026 · 8 min read Africa Intelligence A daily Africa read from a Latin American newsroom.
- ▪Analysis · Brazil & West Africa Key Facts —The size.
- ▪Brazil–Nigeria trade runs at roughly US$2.1 billion a year, with Nigeria holding a modest surplus of about US$278 million. —The direction.
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Analysis Africa The Lagos–Santos Corridor: Big Deals, Shrinking Trade By Rocco Caldero · July 25, 2026 · 8 min read Africa Intelligence A daily Africa read from a Latin American newsroom. Free. Subscribe By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never share your email. Analysis · Brazil & West Africa Key Facts —The size. Brazil–Nigeria trade runs at roughly US$2.1 billion a year, with Nigeria holding a modest surplus of about US$278 million. —The direction. It is shrinking, not booming: Brazil slipped to Nigeria’s tenth-largest trade partner in the first quarter of 2026, down from eighth in late 2025. —What moves. Brazil ships sugar (US$669 million in 2025) and durum wheat; Nigeria ships urea, now 22.9% of Brazil’s fertiliser imports by value. —The deals.
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