LAGOS, July 2 (Reuters) - Nigeria will sign an Africa free
trade agreement at the coming African union summit, according to
a statement posted on the Nigeria presidency's Twitter feed on
Tuesday.
Nigeria, the largest economy on the continent, was one of
the last countries that had not committed to signing the deal.
The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) aims
to eliminate tariffs between member states, creating a market of
1.2 billion people with a combined GDP of more than $2.2
trillion.