The Nigerian government takes the following measures to promote export-oriented corporate governance:

1. Strengthening regulatory frameworks: Enhancing the effectiveness of regulatory agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

2. Encouraging transparency and disclosure: Implementing policies that promote transparency, accountability, and disclosure in business operations.

3. Promoting board diversity and independence: Encouraging companies to have diverse and independent boards to enhance decision-making and oversight.

4. Enhancing shareholder rights: Protecting the rights of shareholders and promoting active shareholder engagement.

5. Encouraging sustainable business practices: Promoting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in business operations.

6. Supporting capacity building and training: Providing training and capacity-building programs for directors, executives, and other stakeholders.

7. Encouraging adoption of international best practices: Promoting the adoption of global corporate governance standards and best practices.

8. Strengthening enforcement and compliance: Ensuring effective enforcement of corporate governance rules and regulations.

These measures aim to enhance the governance and accountability of Nigerian companies, making them more attractive to foreign investors and competitive in the global market.