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The World Trade Organisation(WTO) is responsible for global rules of trade between nations in order to enhance free movement of goods and services, in the belief that it will be beneficial for all parties involved. Like other developing countries, Nigeria is left with no option than to accept the rules of the WTO that were detrimental to its interest. However, it accepted the existing rules and continues to insist that the unfavourable ones be reformulated to take account of its interest and call for the creation of a most favourable international economic order.Nigeria‟s participation in the WTO is to reaffirm its commitment to trade liberalisationand to seek technical support of the international community for more beneficial integration of its economy into the global trading system. In doing so, it has promulgated series of economic policies for the purposes of facilitating the achievement of rapid economic development but with little or no significant result.

An Appraisal of Nigeria’s Membership and Participation in the World Trade Organisation (WTO)