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Before we talk about the exportation of Moringa seeds, we will first discuss in the details on Moringa farming.

Moringa farming has gained significant interest in Nigeria and Africa in recent years due to its numerous benefits. Moringa, also known as the “miracle tree,” is a highly nutritious plant that is rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It is used for food, medicine, and as a supplement in various industries, including cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and animal feed.

Nigeria is one of the leading producers of moringa in Africa, with an estimated annual production of 1.5 million metric tons. This has positioned the country as a key player in the global moringa market, which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.3% from 2021 to 2028. According to a report by Grand View Research, the global moringa market size is expected to reach USD 10.65 billion by 2028.

Moringa farming offers immense economic opportunities for farmers in Nigeria and Africa, from the cultivation of the plant to processing and exportation. The export market for moringa products, such as moringa powder, seeds, and oil, is highly lucrative and has the potential to generate significant foreign exchange earnings for the country.

Moringa farming is also a sustainable agriculture practice that requires minimal water and is adaptable to various soil types and weather conditions, making it an ideal crop for smallholder farmers in Nigeria and Africa. As a result, it can contribute to poverty reduction, food security, and the promotion of sustainable livelihoods in rural communities.

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The abundance of agricultural products in Nigeria continues to make the nation one of the wealthiest in the world. Over 100 different agricultural products are grown in the country. And profitable as they may seem, one of the most globally demanded agricultural products which are grown in vast volumes in Nigeria are Moringa Seeds.

International buyers all over the world are always looking to purchase Moringa Seeds from Nigeria because of its quality, abundance, and price. They come into the country on a regular basis for meetings with commodity trading companies and farmers to see how they can establish long-term relationships with them to guarantee a steady supply of the commodity every month for at least one year. Depending on what they agree, they decide which supplier or suppliers to go with, issue an ICPO (Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order), sign a contract, and start transacting.

The large demand for this agricultural product in Nigeria by international buyers makes venturing into the export of Moringa Seeds from Nigeria to several countries around the world a lucrative export business to start up.

I will be posting the step-by-step process of how to start and run a successful Moringa seeds export business.

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Tosin Eniolorunda, the founder of Moniepoint, is a wealthy young man.

He will be 40 this year and should be unarguably one of the richest, brightest young minds of my generation.

According to unofficial estimates, his stake at Moniepoint is worth over $100 million.

But he was not always this wealthy; running and founding Monie Point changed his life.

Prior to 2017, before Moniepoint was founded, Tosin was just a tech entrepreneur who ran a software consulting company, and he was living at 1004 Estate in Lagos at that time.

What Tosin’s consulting company does is simple: provide a software solution that Nigerian banks use for their day-to-day operations.

But they were doing more than that.

They also build bank apps.

Sterling Bank and Unity Bank apps were built by Tosin and his team at Team Apt, the name of the software company.

Until one day, Tosin got an email from Sterling Bank that the bank is pulling out and does no longer require the services of Team Apt.

Tosin’s mind went blank; he was driving on Ikoyi Road when the message came in.

Sterling Bank was an important, valuable customer, and losing them was a fatal blow for his business cash flow and a monumental setback for his young, budding tech business.

How he was able to get to his destination after digesting that mail was a miracle.

From that setback, his team went back to the trenches to strategize and plan on how to stay afloat.

From that setback, that was how the Dream Monie point was born.

For Monie Point to become a reality and not suffer a stillbirth, one man so much believed in Tosin and in his dream to revolutionize the fintech industry, one customer at a time.

His name is Olu Oyinsa, and he runs Oui Capital, an early-stage African venture capital firm that invests in fintechs and early-stage tech companies.

He met Tosin and was like, Yo! This guy is different, and because of that conviction, he invested $150,000 in Moniepoint for a 1.2% stake in Moniepoint, and his investment was done in 2019.

His understanding of the banking technology stack and payment infrastructure was impressive. I knew he was up to something exciting,” Oyinsan recalled.

Without that conviction and strong belief in Tosin and Moniepoint by Olu Oyinsan, Moniepoint could have died.

Fast forward to 5 years later, after the $150,000 investment into Monie Point was made.

Monie Point has grown, has scaled, and is now a unicorn (a company worth $1 billion and above).

That $150,000 invested into Moniepont in 2019 is now worth more than $10 millon.

Last month, Olu and his team partially took out $8 million from their investment in 2019.

A very successful exit success story and rare in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem


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