By Grace Samuel
Agroeknor, in collaboration with esteemed partner organizations such as Warner Music Africa (WMG)/Blavatnik Family Foundation, Social Justice Fund, ARUWA Capital Management, Ford Foundation, and Mastercard Foundation, has successfully executed the Farmers Education and Empowerment Program (FEEP).
The primary objective of this initiative was the distribution of crucial farm inputs to female farmers and factory processors in the states of Kano, Jigawa, and Bauchi.
The strides made by Agroeknor in empowering women in agriculture are truly commendable, and the impact on Nigeria’s export earnings through agriculture is noteworthy.
Undoubtedly, this program will exert a positive influence on the lives of female farmers and contribute significantly to the growth of the agricultural sector.
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Recognizing the pivotal role played by women in food production and the overall development of rural communities, Agroeknor’s commitment to providing them with essential resources and support is vital.
CEO Timi Oke underlined that this initiative goes beyond mere assistance; it is a dedicated effort to empower diligent farmers and processors with the necessary tools to enhance productivity and livelihoods.
Agroeknor’s commitment to optimizing the agricultural value chain in Nigeria is evident, and the introduction of harvesting curved scissors stands out as a revolutionary feature, enhancing the hibiscus flower harvesting process and overall productivity for the farmers.
The unwavering dedication of Agroeknor to empowering women in agriculture and fostering growth and sustainability in the Nigerian agricultural sector is truly commendable.
The distribution of essential items such as rice, palm oil, harvesting shuttle bags, solar-powered lamps, and harvesting curved scissors is poised to have a lasting positive impact on the lives of the beneficiaries.
