Our Managing Director Kola Masha was at the latest TEDx Lagos panel speaking on Accelerating the Power of Social Entrepreneurs, with our partners from The Skoll Foundation. The event which held on the 3rd of August, 2019 at the MUSON Centre Lagos...
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Babban Gona was a part of the ICTEL Expo 2019 which took place at the Landmark Events Centre, Lagos from the 16th-17th July 2019. The 5th in its series, the theme for this year’s event was “The Fourth Industrial Revolution; The Nigerian...
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Hello Everyone! From time to time we will be sharing with you stories about our farmer members. These stories will highlight the role that access to the Babban Gona credit program has played in transforming their incomes, yields and living...
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Babban Gona recently took part in The General Assembly of Corporate Citizens, with more than 250 international leaders, experts, thinkers and change-agents on the 29th and 30th of June 2019 in Essaouira, Morocco. The conference served to share...
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Smallholder farmers play a vital role in the achievement of global food security. However, the potential they possess cannot be unlocked except through investments and strategic collaborative efforts. At Babban Gona, we believe in the power of...
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The African narrative is changing, and we are glad to be a part. Through our work, we are creating wealth, opportunities and sustainable systems for smallholder farmers, increasing their yields and incomes by around 2x and 3x the national...
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We are honoured to have our Managing Director (MD), Kola Masha alongside over 200 other notable Harvard Business School (HBS) Alumni, amongst whom include: Kathy Giusti (Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation); Robert Waldron (Curriculum...
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“Nutrition is both a maker and a marker of development. Improved nutrition is the platform for progress in health, education, employment, empowerment of women and the reduction of poverty and inequality, and can lay the foundation for peaceful...
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Statistics show that about 45% of the world’s population live in rural areas, with roughly 26.7% deriving their livelihoods from agriculture (FAO, 2018). In Sub-Saharan Africa, an estimated 215.7 million people were officially employed in...
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