I joined BG in the year 2013 when it first started in a village called Saulawa in Ikara LGA. My major role currently has to do with supervision. Normally, Babban Gona actively gets involved in lots of activities both in offseason and in season...
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The agriculture sector employs 66% of people in Nigeria. Start-up agritechs are addressing farmer challenges through digital solutions that improve livelihoods and drive financial inclusion, but they are in need of patient investors that...
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Mastercard Foundation’s Young Africa Works is partnering with Babban Gona, a successful social enterprise in the agricultural sector in Nigeria, which is part-owned by the farmers it serves. Through this partnership, Babban Gona intends to create...
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Nigeria’s future hinges on reducing its youth unemployment rate, which hovers around 40%. We spoke with Kola Masha, founder and managing director of Babban Gona about how his organization is helping to solve the looming crisis. Kindly visit...
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The role of the agricultural sector in any country cannot be overemphasized. Apart from being charged with the responsibility of ensuring food security among other intricate ones, there is the aspect of contributing to economic growth. According...
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How can different types of capital be deployed to advance inclusive growth? Read FSG’s recent report, developed with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the UK’s Department for International Development...
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The benefits of proper planning cannot be overemphasized, even in Agribusiness. The future, its tendency of being uncertain due to factors which we may not have control over (especially in agriculture with variables such as changing climate...
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Engaging the youth in Agribusiness is imperative for sustaining the agricultural sector, its effects span across expanding the sector and improving the economy of the country. Some of the reasons why we should consider youth empowerment through...
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Author: Peggy Bruguière In Nigeria, arable land is estimated at about 80 million hectares. This could be a source of livelihood for our country’s 190 million people and a job opportunity for the 2 million Nigerians who enter the labour...
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