We leverage on a contract farming model, which provides a lot of benefits to players along the agricultural supply chain. Farmers can access more secure markets, often receiving agricultural input, technical and financial support by cultivating within outgrower schemes.

Presently, we invest in Poultry farming and Plantain Farming, hoping to grow beyond the two niches in a few years. Our strategy is to focus on increasing the availability of agricultural inputs using the outgrower distribution model, this is a system that links a network of unorganized smallholder farmers with domestic, multinationals and international investments.

We are a customer-focused organization strongly founded on the principle of commitment to quality, safety, health and environmental standards as well as innovation, flexibility and customer satisfaction.

With our revolutionary investment model, we are open to more investors assuring them a very easy and profitable farm investment. We help individual and corporate investors to achieve high returns with full asset and management security.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas reserves have grown tremendously since the discovery of hydrocarbon in 1956 in Oloibiri. The growth was from a modest figure of 0.184 billion barrels of oil and 2.260 billion cubic feet of gas in 1958 to 25.93 billion barrels of oil, 3.80 billion barrels of condensate and 158 trillion cubic feet of gas, as at December 2000.

Our present interest in the Oil & Gas sector is supply of Kerosene and Petrol to small businesses and large corporations. Our main objective is to link production from oil blocks into domestic value chains and encouraging value-adding activities across Africa. With more investors and as we grow, we would definitely achieve our goal.

The major problem with water is not its quantity but its uneven distribution in time and space. The combination of uneven distribution and expanding population is increasing the pressure on water resources in various countries, mainly in Africa and the Near East.

With a strong causal relationship between water security and economic growth already evident, investments in the water sector are key for sustainable development and inclusive growth, leading to the realisation of multiple SDGs, including those on food security, health, and clean energy.

Presently, we are interested in the Water production (drinking – bottled and sachet waters) and distributions.

We hope our water-related investments would address a multitude of inter-related needs viz., irrigation for food security, providing drinking water and sanitation services, and reducing pollution by promoting wastewater treatment services.

As new technologies are adopted around the world, it has become increasingly important for the leaders in this sector to understand the complexity and business transformation impact of rolling out these new products and services.

Our technology professionals understand this changing and challenging environment. We combine industry knowledge with technical experience to provide insights that help technology leaders deal with their complex business models.

Our professionals go beyond today’s challenges to anticipate the potential long and short-term consequences of shifting business, financial and technology strategies.

We also help clients/investors to explore potential obstacles to change and collaborate on critical decisions that can deliver real value to their businesses.