The agritech industry in Nigeria is witnessing a shift as women break traditional barriers, showcasing leadership and innovation. Notable figures in this transformation include Affiong Williams of ReelFruit, who has elevated Nigeria’s dried fruit sector, expanding a robust supply chain across West Africa. Similarly, Hafsah Jumare’s CoAmana empowers over 15,000 farmers through smart market systems, transforming agricultural trade with a data-driven approach.
In Abuja news, Aisha Bashir’s Cam Dairy Foods Limited is pioneering sustainable dairy production, boosting pastoralist communities’ incomes. Meanwhile, Omolara Olarerin’s PocketFood has revolutionised healthy eating in Lagos with tech-driven solutions, delivering over 350,000 meals. Through her platform MyFoodAngels, Olapeju Umah leverages technology for social impact, serving over 3,000 customers. These women exemplify resilience and innovation, driving significant change in Nigeria’s agritech landscape.
- Key Takeaways:
- Women in Nigeria’s agritech are redefining industry leadership through innovative solutions.
- Empowerment of local communities and farmers is central to these women’s missions.
- Technology plays a pivotal role in the transformation and modernisation of the Nigerian agritech scene.
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