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Fish exporters hit snags in Nigeria

Dismissed by some as rumors, Nigeria plans to ban fish imports seems to be affecting some fish exporters, although industry players expect troubles to be temporary

By Eva Tallaksen | Oct. 21, 2013 08:28 BST
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Lekki Market in Nigeria. The country imports more than $624m worth of fish a year, according to some official data, though actual figures are hard to get by. Photo: shawnleishman
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Some fish exporters have experienced trouble selling into Nigeria, which has talked of banning all fish imports, industry players told Undercurrent News [...]

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