Nigeria stands as Africa’s most vital economic hub, and for DEIL GROUP CO. LTD (宿迁市宝亿富户外用品有限公司), it is the cornerstone of our African operations, leadership, and expansion strategy. Our decision to position directors and establish active business operations in Nigeria reflects the nation’s unmatched economic strength, market size, and trade potential across the continent.

As of 2024, Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) stands at over USD 477 billion, making it the largest economy in Africa and the 26th largest in the world. With a GDP per capita of approximately USD 2,200, the nation maintains an expanding middle class and rising consumer power. The purchasing power of Nigerian households exceeds USD 400 billion annually, with industrial demand driving record investments in energy, logistics, and infrastructure — all core sectors of DEIL’s global portfolio.

Nigeria’s strength lies not only in its economy but also in its strategic maritime and logistics infrastructure. The country hosts three major deep seaports — Lagos (Apapa and Tin Can Island Ports), Port Harcourt, and Onne Port— serving as gateways to West and Central Africa’s trade corridors. These seaports handle over 70% of West Africa’s cargo traffic, connecting DEIL to markets across ECOWAS, and providing efficient access to 15 neighboring nations with a combined population exceeding 400 million.

With a population of over 220 million, and more than 70% under the age of 35, Nigeria offers a dynamic and youthful workforce driving innovation in technology, construction, and renewable energy. As the continent’s largest consumer market, it attracts more than 60% of Africa’s foreign direct investment in manufacturing and logistics — positioning Nigeria as DEIL’s strategic command center for industrial trade and development.

Our directors and subsidiaries in Nigeria play a critical role in policy coordination, compliance, and regional project execution. DEIL’s partnerships extend into sectors including heavy equipment, auto parts, renewable energy, and technology-driven logistics, enabling seamless integration between our Chinese and African operations. Through this presence, DEIL contributes to Nigeria’s goal of becoming Africa’s top industrial and export nation by 2030, while reinforcing our commitment to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards and sustainable trade practices.

Nigeria’s digital economy, now valued at over USD 80 billion, continues to expand rapidly, offering strong platforms for DEIL’s Trade Show IoT technology, developed by Intercontinental Information Technology Co. Ltd — one of our major subsidiaries. This innovation empowers cross-border trade, transparency, and logistics intelligence across Africa and beyond.

In conclusion, Nigeria is not just a market for DEIL — it is our continental anchor, a partner in innovation, and a bridge between Asia and Africa. Through local leadership, industrial synergy, and shared vision, DEIL GROUP CO. LTD proudly champions Nigeria’s rise as the industrial heartbeat of Africa.

Key Statistics (2024):

  1. GDP: USD 477 billion+ (Africa’s largest economy)

  2. GDP Per Capita: USD 2,200+

  3. Annual Consumer Spending: USD 400 billion+

  4. Population: 220+ million (70% under age 35)

  5. Seaports: Apapa, Tin Can Island, Port Harcourt, Onne – handling 70% of West African cargo