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Agric Naija, Maitama (2026)

23/03/2026

AGRIC NAIJA 🌱
Agriculture is no longer the “old way” it is the new wealth strategy.

Across Nigeria, a new generation is rising. Young, smart, and intentional people are stepping into agriculture , not just to farm, but to build wealth, create impact, and secure the future.

From crop production to agro-processing, from local markets to global exports , agriculture is opening doors that many are yet to see.
💡 Food will never go out of demand
💡 Land will always appreciate
💡 Those who control food, control wealth

At Agric Naija, we believe: 👉 Farming is not poverty it is power
👉 Agriculture is not survival , it is a business
👉 The future billionaires of Africa will rise from the soil
This is your call to action.
Whether you are:
✔ A farmer
✔ An investor
✔ A student
✔ A business-minded individual
There is a place for you here.
Join the movement. Learn. Invest. Grow.
🌍 Let’s build a stronger Nigeria through agriculture.

🌱 Let’s raise a generation that feeds the nation , and profits from it.
Welcome to Agric Naija.

17/03/2026

FACE Of AGRICULTURE AMBASSADOR

This is your moment.
We are calling on bold, innovative, and purpose-driven individuals ready to showcase their story and opportunities within agriculture. Whether you are a farmer, agripreneur, advocate, or creative storyteller, this is your moment

✨ Step forward
✨ Share your story
✨ Inspire a generation
Become the face that redefines agriculture and influences a new narrative of wealth, sustainability, and impact.

Our top 30 finalist will be invited for a physical or hybrid boot camp in Abuja. An opportunity to network and gain access to funding, Market and restructuring your agribusiness for the next level

Our top 3 finalist will share a pool of N10m in grand price

The winner becomes the pretigious face of agriculture ambassador for 2026

📌 Applications are now open

Click link to register
https://faceofagriculture.com

📌 Application closes soon

Dare to stand out.
Dare to represent.

Share with that agro person you think deserves to be recognized

Apply now and become the Face of Agriculture. 🌱

Best wishes
The Face of Agriculture Team

12/03/2026

Silicon Valley:
What Investors Can Learn From the World’s Most Famous Innovation Hub.

When people talk about global innovation and wealth creation, one place is mentioned again and again , Silicon Valley.
Located in San Jose and the surrounding areas of California, Silicon Valley is the birthplace of many of the world's biggest technology companies.
Companies like Apple, Google, Meta, Intel, and Tesla either started or built their global influence there.

But Silicon Valley is more than a place , it is a mindset about innovation, investment, and long-term value creation.
What Makes Silicon Valley Special?

1. Strong Investor Culture
Investors in Silicon Valley understand that funding businesses early can create massive value later. Venture capital firms invest in ideas that can grow into billion-dollar companies.

2. Innovation Mindset
Entrepreneurs are encouraged to experiment, fail, learn, and try again. Many successful founders failed several times before building successful companies.

3. Collaboration and Networks
Startups, investors, universities, and professionals work closely together. Knowledge flows freely, and partnerships help businesses grow faster.
4. Long-Term Wealth Creation

Many investors in Silicon Valley focus on long-term growth rather than quick profits. Early investors in companies like Apple or Google became extremely wealthy because they believed early.
Lessons for Us in Nigeria

Silicon Valley shows us that wealth is created when investors support productive industries and innovation.
In Nigeria, sectors like agriculture, agro-processing, and commodity trading hold massive potential for wealth creation. When investors support these sectors, they help build businesses, create jobs, and strengthen the economy.

At GML Investors Group, we are applying a similar principle:
Connecting investors with real economic activities , especially agriculture and commodity trading , to create sustainable returns.

Final Thought
Silicon Valley started with a few investors who believed in bold ideas.

Today it is worth trillions of dollars.
The lesson is simple:
When investors support real opportunities early, they don’t just make money , they help build the future.

10/03/2026

The Golden Fields of Amina

When Amina stood at the edge of her father’s small farmland in Kaduna, many people saw a poor village girl with dusty slippers and tired hands. But Amina saw something different, opportunity.

Her father had spent his life farming, yet the family still struggled to survive. Many young people in the village believed farming was for those who had no other options. They left for the cities in search of quick money and modern life. But Amina believed the soil still held promises waiting to be uncovered.

At twenty-two, after graduating from a local college, Amina made a bold decision: she would become a maize farmer.
People laughed.
“University girl wants to farm maize?” they mocked.

But Amina understood something many people ignored , maize was not just food; it was a business.
With only a small savings of ₦80,000 and two hectares of leased land, she began her journey. The first year was difficult. The rains came late, pests attacked the crops, and she nearly gave up.

But Amina was resilient.
She studied modern farming techniques, attended agricultural training programs, and connected with other farmers online. She learned about improved maize seeds, soil management, and market timing.
The second season changed everything.
Her maize harvest tripled.
Instead of selling immediately like most farmers, Amina stored her maize and waited for market demand to rise. When prices increased, she sold to a large poultry feed processor in the city.

For the first time in her life, Amina made over ₦1.2 million from a single season.
But success did not make her forget where she came from.
She reinvested in more land, bought a small maize shelling machine, and began helping other women in her community farm maize more profitably.

Within five years, Amina was managing over 120 hectares of maize farms through a cooperative of young farmers. Her business supplied maize to feed mills and food processors across Nigeria.

The same villagers who once laughed now called her “The Queen of the Golden Fields.”
Amina’s story became proof that wealth does not always begin in offices or cities. Sometimes, it begins in the quiet courage of a young woman who dares to believe in the soil beneath her feet.

Because in Nigeria, the land still rewards those who work it with vision, courage, and resilience. 🌽✨
And Amina?
She simply planted maize.
But she harvested a legacy.

10/03/2026

Welcome to Agric Naija , Where Agriculture Meets Opportunity 🇳🇬

Nigeria is blessed with fertile land, hardworking farmers, and endless agricultural opportunities. Yet many people are still unable to tap into the huge opportunity agriculture can be in creating wealth, jobs, and food security.

That’s why Agric Naija was created.
This page is a community for people who believe in the present and future of Nigerian agriculture.
Here we share:
🌾 Opportunities in farming and agribusiness
📈 Agricultural investment ideas
🚜 Modern farming knowledge and innovation
🤝 Market connections for farmers and buyers
💡 Inspiring stories of young Nigerians winning through agriculture

Whether you are:
• A farmer
• An investor
• A young person looking for opportunity
• A food business owner
• Or simply passionate about Nigeria’s agricultural future

Agric Naija is your home.
Together we can build a Nigeria where agriculture is not just survival… but a pathway to prosperity.
👉 Follow and invite your friends to join the Agric Naija community today.
Let’s grow food, grow wealth, and grow Nigeria. 🇳🇬🌱

05/03/2026

🌍 How the Iran War Is Affecting Nigeria and the Global Economy

The ongoing conflict involving Iran in the Middle East is already sending shockwaves through global markets. Because the region controls a large portion of the world's oil and energy supply, any tension there quickly affects economies worldwide.
Here are a few key impacts investors should understand:

1️⃣ Rising Oil Prices
Oil prices have already climbed above $80 per barrel, the highest level in months, as markets fear disruptions to supply routes like the Strait of Hormuz.
For Nigeria, this is a double-edged sword:

Higher oil prices increase government revenue and foreign exchange earnings.
But they also increase the price of petrol, diesel, and cooking gas locally.

2️⃣ Higher Cost of Living
Fuel prices in Nigeria are already rising, pushing up transportation, food, and production costs. Petrol prices could approach ₦1,000 per litre if the conflict escalates further.
Channels Television

3️⃣ Global Inflation Pressure
When energy becomes expensive, everything becomes expensive—shipping, manufacturing, and food production. Economists warn that rising oil prices could slow global economic growth while pushing inflation higher.
Reuters

4️⃣ Food and Fertilizer Supply Risks
The Middle East is a major supplier of fertilizer ingredients. Disruptions in the region are already pushing fertilizer prices up, which could lead to higher global food prices in the coming months.

Financial Times
5️⃣ Opportunities for Commodity Investors
Periods of global uncertainty usually benefit real assets and commodities—oil, agriculture, food supply chains, and logistics. This is why agriculture and commodity trading remain strategic sectors in times like this.

📊 Key Investor Insight:
Global crises often create both risk and opportunity. Those positioned in food production, agriculture, and commodity trade tend to benefit because the world still needs energy and food regardless of geopolitical tensions.
Food and energy are the two assets the world cannot stop consuming.

02/03/2026

Resilience is the real currency of agriculture.
In farming, the sun won’t always shine, the rains won’t always fall on time, and the market won’t always be perfect. But the young farmer who stays consistent, keeps learning, and refuses to quit will always harvest something if not crops, then experience, strength, and wisdom.

Agriculture rewards those who endure.
Be bold enough to plant when others are afraid.
Be patient enough to wait for the harvest.
Be resilient enough to rise after every setback.
The future of food belongs to strong minds and steady hands. 🌱

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