In 2025, Nduka did something most people wouldn’t dare, he invested over $200,000 of his own money to in 2025, set up a world-class warehouse in Delaware, USA. Not for himself, but for every Nigerian exporter, shopper, and diaspora entrepreneur who wanted a better path to the global market.
This strategic facility, built under the African Import Export Solutions brand, is now positioned to serve as the gateway for thousands of Nigerian products entering the U.S. market from processed food, cosmetics, fashion, art & craft, and more. For years, Nigerian exporters have struggled with high shipping costs, product seizures, long delivery timelines, and a lack of affordable storage space in the United States. This new warehouse is changing that narrative.
It started with a dream and a problem. Mr. Nduka Udeh, a seasoned Nigerian entrepreneur and export consultant, had spent over a decade helping African businesses export their products to the USA and beyond.
He saw the incredible talent and quality that Nigerian entrepreneurs had to offer the world, from packaged foods and handmade crafts to beauty products and ready-to-wear fashion but with their brilliant products that never made it past their local markets. After interaction with over 5,000 business, he saw a huge issues that most exporters faced.
The Delaware location was chosen deliberately because it is one of the few U.S. states with zero sales tax. That means Nigerians shopping from U.S. websites like Amazon, Walmart, and Shein can now ship their orders to the Delaware warehouse, avoid sales tax (up to 10% in other states), and consolidate their packages before shipping home.
Exporters using the Delaware warehouse enjoy fast, insured, and hassle-free delivery anywhere in the U.S. or back to Nigeria. We track and handle all shipments with customs-compliant documentation, ensuring no seizures, delays, or surprise charges.
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