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Saorchy:you can reach me on gogreenafricaproject@gmail.com |
kagari:Highhill Agribusiness Incubation Centre Aaba/Ilao Village Off Wasimi Town, Ewekoro Local Govt. Area of Ogun State. Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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Our work has taught us the importance of cultivating the spirit of entrepreneurship across generations; sustainable progress in development takes hard work, smart solutions, and time. In the communities we work, investment in future leaders is a cornerstone of our approach. Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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GoGreen Africa Scope Organizing series of green crusades in different cities across Africa where people will be exposed to the diverse opportunities and business investment possibilities in the agricultural and its value chain sector. In furtherance to the Green Crusades, an established GoGreen Africa boothcamps will be integrated as core activities under the initiative. Developing a sustainable agribusiness enterprise project and models that will be attached to an industrial-based mentor in different locations based on their project design and selected agricultural interest. Mentorship in form of incubation will be provided to Greenpreneurs to assist in building profitable agri-enterprise and launch it in the network upon successful completion of the incubation experience. Building the capacity of Greenpreneurs on post-harvest lost through value addition in the agricultural sector Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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Challenges in the Sector Negative perception and attitude toward agribusiness Unattractiveness in the agribusiness owing to the limited access to proper information, low returns, and lack of a market-led approach in the agricultural sector. Many jobs in the agricultural sector are believed to have strong seasonal components or categorized as vulnerable. Inadequate information and exposure to available opportunities in agribusiness value chain. The negative image created around agribusiness pursuits as a means of livelihood and the wrong perception that agribusiness is mostly meant for elderly people. Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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GoGreen Africa Strategic Objectives: Empowering African youths through awareness on key agricultural issues. Changing the negative perception and attitude of African youths towards agribusiness by engaging them in programs that can foster sustainable competitiveness for Africans in a global market. Facilitating agricultural interaction on strategic matters among key stakeholders to deliver agricultural literacy outreach to schools in Africa. Creation of innovative, attractive and sustainable employment for the youths through active engagement in agribusiness. Training youths to become Greenpreneurs that can develop sustainable agribusiness enterprise projects and models. Taking agribusiness to the door step of every house hold in Africa through exposing Africans to urban farming. Building the capacity of salary earners towards falling back on agribusiness after they have retired. Exposing youths to successful networks of role model and mentors in the agribusiness. Promoting agribusiness in secondary schools and higher institutions by offering supports and assistance to school farms, coordinating meetings, school farms visit and facilitating the exchange of ideas and information. Linking youths to targeted global agricultural funds intervention in Africa. Disseminating adequate information on the available opportunities in agricultural value chains. Increasing the visibility of youth’s success in agribusiness initiatives in Africa. Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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GoGreen Africa Initiative is an NGO project for ‘Pan African Agribusiness Opportunity Crusade’ with the all-embracing goal of transforming the entire agricultural landscape through Advocacy, Capacity Building, Youth and Women Empowerment, and Agricultural Opportunities Attachments. GAI is an entity created to boost public awareness and understanding of agricultural issues/opportunities through research, media and educational programs. We all know that Africa will not be liberated by Non-Africans, but will be liberated by Africans where all hands will be on deck to develop a sustainable green economy of our dream for our beloved Africa. Therefore, the initiative is targeted towards delivering one million agribusiness entrepreneurs across Africa by the year 2025, and this can be achieved through the provision of an integrated learning skills acquisition and mentorship sharing platform for the targeted audience. Let's do Agric it pays Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Executive Director GoGreen Africa Initiative
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miisy:its a complicate question. but if you have land you need between 300 to 400k if you need a proper farm |
askarachi:zero8065220074 |
Orimatos:thanks |
mdfash:No |
Did you know that Africa’s agribusiness industry will be worth $1 trillion by 2030! That’s huge! If this projection by the UN comes true, agribusiness will become the ‘new oil’ in Africa! so join us today
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maridrug:I claim or I was? Don't understand |
Richpon:Ok. I will get back to you
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I believe that the solution to food security is the responsibility of each and everyone one of us. Let's do Agric it pays. Amb. Adeniyi Sola Bummi Lead Campaigner GoGreen Impact Africa Initiative (GIAI)
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maridrug:Holla me on zero8065220074
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make9jagr8:Between 10kg to 22kg depending on how well you feed your Plantain.
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nzedon2:Come for pratical step by step on the farm training.
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ibrabdul72:Anytime is good once you have all the required inputs.
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opelistic1:Seedlings is N200 The packs are big with 3500 seeds goes for N105k
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maridrug:N100
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People do ask why we love empowering youth and women and i always say there aren't enough words in the dictionary to describe the significance of giving back. Amb. Adeniyi Sola Bunmi Lead Campaigner GoGreen Africa Initiative
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[quote author=justineu post=59900437]after harvest, do you sell your bunch of plantain in dozen to market women, kilo or in single bunch. And how much do you sell. Tnks bro. I will be extremely happy if you answer those questions.[/quote I sell at N100 per kilo |
tsolution:Unfortunately I don't understand you or what you mean. If this message is directed to me please call zero8065220074 |