Nigeria, the largest consumer of palm oil in sub-Saharan Africa, is experiencing a surge in oilseed production due to significant private and government investment. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) anticipates a 7% growth in palm oil production for 2022/23, despite a consumption gap that relies on imports. The Nigerian government aims for a 700% increase in palm oil production by 2027, backed by a $500 million plan from the Central Bank of Nigeria. Meanwhile, soybean production is set to increase by 20% in 2022/23, driven by rising prices and a push for improved soil fertility. Other oilseeds, including palm kernels, soybeans, and groundnuts, are witnessing expansion as well, with the government's backward integration policy promoting local sourcing and large plantation development.