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Fertilizer Statistics Overview

NIGERIA2013 - 2016

2017 Edition

1. Production

2. Imports

3. Exports

4. Origins and destinations

5. Agric. and non Agric. use

6. Consumption (app)

7. NPK analysis

8. Summary

9. About us

An overview of fertilizer statistics in Nigeria from 2013 –2016.

More emphasis is given to the year 2016 and each analysis is based on the products with higher quantities.

Official trade data obtained from the Nigeria Customs Service(NCS) validated by Fertilizer Technical Working Group – Nigeria (FTWG-NGA)

2016 data validated from the 14 – 15th June, 2016.

Outline Background information

Fertilizer production

Comments:

• Notore Chemical Industries PLC and Indorama Group are the only primary producers of Urea inNigeria, both located at Onne, River state.

• Indorama opened its production plant in June 2016 which reflects on the 2016 production figures.

• There are other several companies blending different kinds of NPK’s (e.g. Golden Fertilizers, TAKAgro, Springfield Agro Ltd, etc.)

Source: FTWG-NGA

HS Code Product 2013 2014 2015 2016

3102100000 Urea 235,000 170,000 281,750 695,000

3103100000 SSP 15,000 491 611 -

Total (MT) 250,000 170,491 282,361 695,000

Fertilizer imports

Comments:

• NPK was the most imported fertilizer in Nigeria, accounted for 64% of fertilizer imports.

• Fertilizer imports for 2016(593,994MT) was a 42.11% increase from 2015 (417,976MT).

Source: FTWG-NGA

Other fertilizers includes products like; SSP, SoA, etc

NPK64%

NP compounds19%

Ammonium sulphate

5%

Other phosphate fertilizers

4%

Urea4%

Others fertilizers4%

TOP 5 IMPORTED FERTILIZERS 2016

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100,000

200,000

300,000

400,000

500,000

600,000

700,000

NPK NPcompounds

Ammoniumsulphate

Otherphosphatefertilizers

Urea Othersfertilizers

MT

TOP FERTILIZER IMPORTS PER YEAR

2013 2014 2015 2016

HS Code Fertilizer Name 2013 2014 2015 2016

3105200000 NPK 294,980 344,879 165,684 380,455

3105510000 NP compounds 87,988 68,535 47,986 115,845

3102210000 Ammonium sulphate 12,301 2,321 10,483 27,450

3103900000 Other phosphate fertilizers 6 - 50,596 22,452

3102100000 Urea 598,616 291,966 120,346 21,013

Others fertilizers 20,068 34,517 22,881 26,779

Total fertilizer for agric (MT) 1,013,959 742,216 417,976 593,994

Fertilizer monthly imports

Comments:

• In 2016, fertilizer imports was at its peak in July recording imports of 122, 020MT (21% of 2016 imports).

• The first quarter recorded the least import.

• In 2016, most fertilizers imported into Nigeria reached the port in the third quarter.

Source: FTWG-NGA

Source: FAO/GIEWS

SEASON CROPS Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Cassava (South)

Fertilizer peak demand

Maize (North main*)

Fertilizer peak demand

Maize (South main*)

Fertilizer peak demand

Millet

Fertilizer peak demand

Sorghum

Fertilizer peak demand

Rice

Fertilizer peak demand

Yams

Peak demand

Cassava, Maize, Millet, Sorghum, Rice, Yams

Fertilizer peak demand

Key: fertilizer peak demand Sowing growing harvesting

Major Season

(Long Rains)

Minor Season

(Short Rains)

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200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

MT

NIGERIA FERTILIZER MONTHLY CUMULATIVE IMPORTS (2013-2016)

2013

2014

2015

2016

Quarter 2013 2014 2015 2016

Q1 147,791 153,485 62,761 27,966

Q2 391,619 333,775 115,692 215,756

Q3 391,264 113,195 146,067 205,087

Q4 83,285 141,761 93,457 145,185

Total 1,013,959 742,216 417,976 593,994

Fertilizer exports

Comments:

• Urea exports for 2016 (329,630MT) saw an increase of299.84% compared to 2015(82,440MT).

• The huge increase in 2016 exports was due to the 146%increase in urea production.

• The reduction in 2014 was due to gas pipeline problemswhich affected both production and exports in thatyear.

Source: FTWG-NGA

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50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

350,000

Urea

FERTILIZER EXPORTS PER YEAR

2013 2014 2015 2016

MT

HS Code Fertilizer Name 2013 2014 2015 2016

3102100000 Urea 50,000 38,000 82,440 329,630

Fertilizer origins and destinations 2016

Source: FTWG-NGA

Countries of Origin Morocco Russia Estonia Belgium UAE Egypt Ukraine Others

NPK 67% 17% 9% 0% 7% 0% 0% 1%

NP compounds 97% - - - - - - 3%

Ammonium sulphate - - - 100% - - - -

Urea - - - 2% - - 64% 35%

Other fertilizers 11% 45% - 0% - 35% 0% 8%

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2016 UREA DESTINATIONS (EXPORTS)

Agricultural and non agricultural uses

Comments:

• Some products imported can be used for both agriculturaland industrial purposes depending on the importer.

• Above is a table that shows the usage of productsimported over the past four years.

• The pie chart represents the 0.5% industrial allocation.

Source: FTWG-NGA

Others includes products like ; Sodium nitrate, MOP , etc

Ammonium hydroxide

37%

Others63%

2016 NON FERTILIZER USEUsage

Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) % Volume (MT) %

Agriculture 1,013,959 93.3% 742,216 98.3% 417,976 97.4% 593,994 99.5%

Industrial/Mines 73,027 6.7% 13,197 1.7% 11,365 2.6% 3,095 0.5%

Total (MT) 1,086,986 100.0% 755,414 100.0% 429,341 100.0% 597,089 100.0%

20162013 2014 2015

Fertilizer apparent consumption

Comments:

• Urea and NPK’s are the most consumed fertilizer inNigeria (Accounting for 80% of Nigeria’s fertilizerconsumption in 2016).

• There was a huge increase in total production aswell as imports which lead to an increase inapparent consumption in 2016.

• In 2016 total apparent consumption of fertilizers innutrients were 404.2 with 264.6 N, 98.3 P2O5 and 59.3K2O.

Source: FTWG-NGA

NB: Apparent consumption = Production + Imports – Exports –non fertilizer use

Nutrient aggregates was derived using AFO conversion methodology

HS Code Fertilizer Name 2013 2014 2015 2016

3102100000 Urea 765,731 423,966 319,656 386,383

3105200000 NPK 270,919 344,879 165,684 380,455

3105510000 NP compounds 87,988 68,535 47,986 115,845

3102210000 Ammonium sulphate 12,301 2,321 10,483 27,450

3103900000 Other phosphate fertilizers 6 - 50,596 22,452

Other Fertilizers 77,014 34,517 23,492 26,779

Total (MT) 1,213,959 874,216 617,897 959,364

Urea40%

NPK40%

NP compounds12%

Ammonium sulphate3%

Other phosphate fertilizers2%

Other Fertilizers3%

2016 APPARENT CONSUMPTION

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100,000

200,000

300,000

400,000

500,000

600,000

700,000

800,000

900,000

Urea NPK NPcompounds

Ammoniumsulphate

Otherphosphatefertilizers

OtherFertilizers

MT

TOP FERTILIZER APPARENT CONSUMPTION PER YEAR

2013 2014 2015 2016

NPK analysis

Comments:

• Some NPK formulations in Nigeria include; NPK15-15-15 used on maize, cotton, sugar cane andginger; NPK 20-10-10 used on yam, millet,sorghum and beans; NPK 27-13-13 used onmaize, rice and sorghum, etc.

• NPK (Unknown Grade) refers to NPK fertilizers whose grades are not known.

Source: FTWG-NGA

HS Code Fertilizer Name 2012 2013 2014 2015

3105200000 Total NPK 230,446 294,980 344,879 165,684

3105510000/3105590000Total NP 0 87,988 68,535 47,986

3105700000 Total NK -

3105600000 Total PK - 3,015 485 -

3105900000 NPK (Unknown Grade) 50,043 44

Total (MT) 280,489 385,983 413,898 213,714

Total NPK78%

Total NP22%

NPK (Unknown Grade)0%

2016 NPK FERTILIZERS

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100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

350,000

400,000

450,000

2012 2013 2014 2015

NPK FERTILIZER IMPORTS PER YEAR

Total NPK Total NP Total NK Total PK NPK (Unknown Grade)

Summary of 2016 fertilizer statistics for Nigeria

HS Code Product Name Production

Total

Import Export

Domestic

Availability

Non Ferilizer

Use

Agricultural

Imports

Apparent

Consumption2510100000 Phosphate rock 1,521 1,521 727 794 794

2814100000 Anhydrous ammonia 54 54 54 - -

2814200000 Ammonium hydroxide 1,147 1,147 1,147 - -

3101000000 Organic fertilizer 176 176 176 176

3102100000 Urea 695,000 21,013 329,630 386,383 21,013 386,383

3102210000 Ammonium sulphate 27,679 27,679 229 27,450 27,450

3102500000 Sodium nitrate 68 68 68 - -

3102900000 Other N 100 100 100 100

3103100000 SSP 16,599 16,599 16,599 16,599

3103900000 Other P 22,452 22,452 22,452 22,452

3104200000 MOP 4,165 4,165 482 3,683 3,683

3104900000 Other K 499 499 371 128 128

3105200000 NPK 380,455 380,455 380,455 380,455

3105300000 DAP 5,250 5,250 5,250 5,250

3105400000 MAP 49 49 49 49

3105510000 NP compounds 115,645 115,645 115,645 115,645

3105590000 Other NP 200 200 200 200

3105600000 PK compounds 17 17 17 - -

Grand Total MT 695,000 597,089 329,630 962,459 3,095 593,994 959,364

Participants of 2017 FTWG

Name Institution Position Email

Samuel Ali FEPSAN Advocacy Officer [email protected]

Surendra Kumar Srivastava Indorama National Logistics head [email protected]

Mohammed Murtala Notore Regional Commercial Manager [email protected]

Olorunmola Dare Rapheal CountrySTAT CountrySTAT Leader [email protected]

Adamu Sale FMARD / FISS Deputy Director [email protected];

Felix Nwoche IFDC JFMA [email protected]

About Us

Links

Africafertilizer.org

USAID WAFP

AfricaFertilizer.org

USAID West Africa Fertilizer Program

@AfricFertilizer

@USAIDWAFP

CountrySTAT Nigeria

Report of Joint Nigeria, Ghana & Sierra Leone FTWG Validation workshop 2017

About AFO

AfricaFertilizer.org is a global initiativefacilitating the exchange of informationon soil fertility, fertilizers, and goodagricultural practices in Africa.

About USAID WAFP

The West Africa Fertilizer Program is afive-year USAID-funded project thatseeks sustainably improved agriculturalproductivity through increasedregional availability and use of qualityand appropriate fertilizer in WestAfrica.