Date: = 17/12/2007 ||  7UP = 47 ||  ABATEX = 0.91 ||  ABCTRANS = 2.68 ||  ACADEMY = 5.42 ||  ACCESS = 21.13 ||  ACENINS = 0.95 ||  ADSWITCH = 3.25 ||  AFPRINT = 2.8 ||  AFRIBANK = 30.49 ||  AFROIL = 8.28 ||  AFRPAINTS = 3.49 ||  AGLEVENT = 4 ||  AIICO = 3.43 ||  AIRSERVICE = 15.99 ||  ALEX = 2.5 ||  ALUMACO = 3.39 ||  AP = 154.5 ||  ASHAKACEM = 51.2 ||  AVONCROWN = 5.4 ||  BAICO = 2.45 ||  BCC = 49.5 ||  BCN = 1.02 ||  BERGER = 7.79 ||  BETAGLAS = 16.02 ||  BIGTREAT = 4.2 ||  BOCGAS = 9.6 ||  CADBURY = 35.69 ||  CAP = 57.33 ||  CAPALBETO = 41.8 ||  CAPOIL = 4.07 ||  CCNN = 19.48 ||  CHAMPION = 3.31 ||  CHELLARAM = 11.46 ||  CHEVRON = 160 ||  CILEASING = 7.31 ||  CONOIL = 68 ||  CONTINSURE = 3.3 ||  CORNERST = 4.18 ||  COSTAIN = 18.89 ||  CRUSADER = 5.7 ||  CUSTODYINS = 4.52 ||  CUTIX = 12.48 ||  DANGSUGAR = 37.79 ||  DEAPCAP = 3.02 ||  DIAMONDBNK = 19 ||  DNMEYER = 7.49 ||  DUNLOP = 3.07 ||  ECOBANK = 7.95 ||  EKOCORP = 6.1 ||  ENAMELWA = 11.35 ||  EQUITYASUR = 1.97 ||  ETERNAOIL = 16.75 ||  ETI = 219.9 ||  EVANSMED = 6.4 ||  FCMB = 18 ||  FIDELITYBK = 11.83 ||  FIRSTALUM = 2.18 ||  FIRSTBANK = 41.95 ||  FIRSTINLND = 13.3 ||  FLOURMILL = 80.25 ||  FOOTWEAR = 1.72 ||  GLAXOSMITH = 19.1 ||  GNI = 3.8 ||  GROMMAC = 3.61 ||  GUARANTY = 30.28 ||  GUINEAINS = 3.15 ||  GUINNESS = 129.99 ||  HALLMARK = 0.91 ||  IBTC = 19.25 ||  IKEJAHOTEL = 6.39 ||  INCAR = 8.7 ||  INTBREW = 1.94 ||  INTERCONT = 37 ||  IPWA = 4.1 ||  JAPAULOIL = 7.79 ||  JBERGER = 85.05 ||  JOHNHOLT = 4.29 ||  JOSBREW = 4.82 ||  JULI = 0.53 ||  KRABO = 0.13 ||  LASACO = 3.45 ||  LAWUNION = 4 ||  LENNARDS = 1.41 ||  LINKASSURE = 2.93 ||  LIVESTOCK = 3.5 ||  LONGMAN = 17.85 ||  MANDRID = 6.2 ||  MAYBAKER = 13.1 ||  MBENEFIT = 3.91 ||  MOBIL = 180 ||  MORISON = 2.47 ||  NAHCO = 26.23 ||  NAMPAK = 6.4 ||  NASCON = 17.01 ||  NB = 48.55 ||  NBC = 60 ||  NCR = 3.5 ||  NEIMETH = 5.5 ||  NEM = 2.95 ||  NESTLE = 239.05 ||  NIG-GERMAN = 22.5 ||  NIGERINS = 5.53 ||  NIGLAMPS = 0.33 ||  NIWICABLE = 6.22 ||  NIYAMCO = 1.81 ||  NNFM = 22.05 ||  NSLTECH = 3.19 ||  OANDO = 112.55 ||  OASISINS = 1.99 ||  OCEANIC = 28.86 ||  OKITIPUPA = 2.58 ||  OKOMUOIL = 36.15 ||  OLUGLASS = 1.26 ||  PHARMDEKO = 4.95 ||  PLATINUM = 25.51 ||  POLYPROD = 2.57 ||  PREMPAINTS = 1.21 ||  PRESCO = 12.5 ||  PRESTIGE = 7.82 ||  PZ = 26 ||  REDSTAREX = 8.92 ||  ROADS = 1.83 ||  ROYALEX = 4.96 ||  RTBRISCOE = 29.5 ||  SCOA = 3.65 ||  SKYEBANK = 17.19 ||  SOVRENINS = 3.18 ||  STACO = 3 ||  STDINSURE = 3.95 ||  STERLNBANK = 7.28 ||  THOMASWY = 3.6 ||  TOTAL = 180 ||  TRANSCORP = 3.2 ||  TRANSEXPR = 2.42 ||  TRIPPLEG = 5.54 ||  UAC-PROP = 20.91 ||  UACN = 45 ||  UBA = 47.9 ||  UBN = 39.01 ||  UNHOMES = 6.9 ||  UNIC = 3.25 ||  UNILEVER = 20 ||  UNIONDICON = 13.76 ||  UNITYBNK = 7.98 ||  UNTL = 2.85 ||  UPL = 7.95 ||  UTC = 3.36 ||  VANLEER = 2.13 ||  VITAFOAM = 9.04 ||  VONO = 3.8 ||  WAPCO = 71.49 ||  WAPIC = 8.95 ||  WEMABANK = 15 ||  WTN = 1.4 ||  ZENITHBANK = 46.09 || 
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NIGERIA EMERGES INDIA’S BIGGEST TRADING PARTNER IN AFRICA,By Thisday newspaper
Nigeria emerged India 's biggest Trading partner on the African continent during the 2006/2007 Trading year, THISDAY can reveal.


India 's exports during the period stood at $901.03 million as against her imports which was $7.021 billion. India 's import from Nigeria is basically Oil .


An analysis of the Trading figures released by India 's DEPARTMENT of Commerce involving the two countries showed that Nigeria had a Trading surplus of about $6 billion during the period in review .


The Data released by the AGENCY also confirmed the West African sub-region as India 's biggest sub REGIONAL Trading Partners on the continent.


West African states accounted for $10.62 billion Out of the $24.96 billion Total TRADE volume generated between India and Africa .


The South African sub-region came second as it recorded a Total of $5.73 billion Trading result with India . Out of this, South Africa led others with exports and imports valued at $4.7 billion.


The North African sub-region came third with a Total TRADE volume of $5.20 billion, with Egypt ACCOUNTING for $2.9... Full Article
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