Through innovative agribusiness co-ownership schemes, we're creating sustainable food systems, empowering communities, and building shared prosperity across Nigeria.
Every co-ownership scheme we design contributes directly to ending hunger, achieving food security, improving nutrition, and promoting sustainable agriculture in Nigeria.
Through sustainable food production
Successfully implemented
Under sustainable practices
Average improvement per project
Directly addressing food insecurity through increased agricultural production and improved access to nutritious food.
Creating sustainable employment and income opportunities in rural communities.
Promoting sustainable farming practices that protect the environment.
Real stories of transformation from our co-ownership schemes across Nigeria.
Our co-ownership scheme in Kebbi State transformed 200 hectares of underutilized land into a thriving rice production hub. 150 investors came together to create Nigeria's largest rice co-ownership project.
"This project has changed our community. We now have steady income, our children can go to school, and we're contributing to Nigeria's food security." - Alhaji Musa, Local Farmer
A pioneering greenhouse co-ownership project in Plateau State revolutionized tomato production, reducing post-harvest losses by 90% and ensuring year-round supply to major markets.
"The greenhouse technology has made us leaders in sustainable farming. We're now exporting to neighboring countries." - Mrs. Adebayo, Co-owner
Kaduna State co-ownership project increased maize yield by 200% using improved seeds and precision farming.
Integrated poultry co-ownership creating jobs and providing affordable protein to local communities.
Value-added cassava processing reducing waste and creating multiple income streams for farmers.
Our comprehensive approach to measuring impact ensures accountability and continuous improvement.
Our co-ownership model creates multiplier effects, where each successful project inspires others and builds momentum toward achieving SDG2 in Nigeria.
Hear directly from the communities and partners we've worked with across Nigeria.
Rice Farmer, Kebbi State
"Before Food20, I struggled to feed my family. Now I'm a co-owner of a successful rice farm. My children are in school, and I can plan for the future."
Agricultural Economist, UN Partner
"Food20's co-ownership model is exactly what Nigeria needs. They're not just growing food; they're growing communities and sustainable livelihoods."
Maize Farmer, Enugu State
"I joined Food20 with just savings. Now I co-own 50 hectares and employ 20 people. The training and support have been life-changing."
Be part of the solution. Invest in sustainable agriculture and help us achieve SDG2 in Nigeria.