Nigeria’s abundance of mahogany presents a unique opportunity to boost exports through value addition. Rather than exporting raw logs, the country can significantly increase earnings by turning its native African mahogany into finished goods—such as high-end furniture, carved kitchenware, flooring panels, and cultural accessories. These products have strong demand in international markets, especially among consumers who value natural, sustainable, and artisan-made goods.
By investing in local processing, Nigeria can build a thriving woodcraft industry that empowers small manufacturers, furniture makers, and artisans. Modern equipment, training programs, and business support can help these entrepreneurs produce export-ready items that meet global quality standards. Products like mahogany turning sticks, home decor pieces, and custom wooden packaging offer niche yet scalable export opportunities—particularly in the U.S.
Mbariket is leading this shift by turning raw Nigerian mahogany into high-quality kitchen utensils, beginning with handcrafted turning sticks (Omorogun) made in Akwa Ibom State. The goal is to expand into a full line of household mahogany goods—from cutting boards to spice boxes—designed for both everyday use and global export. By bridging local artisans with international markets, Mbariket is proving that Nigeria can export more than raw materials—it can export craftsmanship, quality, and culture.
U.S. and global consumers can shop our mahogany turning sticks now at: https://www.mbariket.com/product/mbariket-15-african-wooden-garri-fufu-turner-stick-authentic-nigerian-cooking-flipper-handmade-imported-from-nigeria/