The Federal Government has processed over N12 billion in five months from the first phase of the National Single Window (NSW) project which commenced on March 27, 2026.
Minister of Industry Trade and Investment Olajumoke Oduwole made this disclosure in Abuja yesterday. Oduwole said: “The NSW platform has processed about N12 billion in regulated payments, more than 224,600 licences and permits and registered over 11,000 importers and agents since it went live on March 27, 2026.”
Speaking at a stakeholders’ engagement on the export component of the NSW project in Abuja, the Minister said more than 8,000 users had also been trained on the platform, providing evidence that the system was gaining acceptance among businesses and government agencies.
She said the experience from the first phase would be used to strengthen the second phase, which is expected to begin in November 2026.
The minister said the Federal Government was determined to use the second phase to remove the delays, duplication and poor coordination that have continued to make it difficult for Nigerian exporters to move goods from production centres to local and international markets.
