Emeje: Logistics Sector to Outshine Oil and Gas in Contribution to Nigeria’s GDP
In a striking prediction, executive chairman of the Courier and Logistics Association of Nigeria, Emeje, suggests that the logistics sector could surpass oil and gas in contributing to the country's GDP.

According to ThisDayLive, the Executive Chairman of the Courier and Logistics Association of Nigeria, Emeje, has made a bold statement suggesting that the logistics sector could potentially contribute more to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) than the oil and gas industry if fully harnessed. While the exact figures and timelines were not provided, Emeje emphasized the untapped potential of the courier, logistics, transport, and management sub-sector. This claim, if proven true, could revolutionize Nigeria’s economy by diversifying its revenue sources beyond oil and gas. The logistics sector has been growing steadily in recent years, driven by increasing e-commerce and cross-border trade. However, challenges such as infrastructural gaps, regulatory issues, and security concerns still persist, which need to be addressed for the sector to reach its full potential. This development underscores the importance of investing in and supporting the logistics sector for sustainable economic growth in Nigeria.





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