Origin Tech Group partners with NALDA to launch the Greener Hope Large Scale Mechanisation Programme, aimed at revolutionising Nigeria’s agriculture. This initiative focuses on mechanisation, land clearing, and creating large-scale model farms to boost productivity, ensure food security, and foster economic growth.
In a landmark move to enhance Nigeria’s agricultural productivity, Origin Tech Group has partnered with the National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA) under the Greener Hope Large Scale Mechanisation Programme. This partnership was solidified during a meeting with NALDA’s Executive Secretary, Mr. Cornelius Oluwasegun Adebayo, and the team from Greener Hope, led by Origin Tech Group.
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The collaboration aims to address Nigeria’s food insecurity concerns by mechanising agriculture, improving land clearing efforts, and establishing model farms across the country. The initiative seeks to provide modern farm machinery, reduce post-harvest losses, and significantly boost crop yields.
Origin Tech Group, a major player in Nigeria’s agricultural value chain, is enthusiastic about working with the Federal Government to create an agricultural ecosystem that will enhance food security, create job opportunities, and spur economic growth. The Greener Hope programme is designed to support both commercial and small-scale farmers, revolutionising farming practices and creating wealth in rural communities.
Speaking on the partnership, Prince S. J. Samuel, Executive Chairman of Origin Tech Group, expressed optimism about the impact of this initiative, noting that it positions Nigeria for long-term agricultural success. Similarly, NALDA’s Executive Secretary, Mr. Adebayo, highlighted the significance of public-private partnerships in driving agricultural transformation, creating jobs, and boosting rural development.
The Greener Hope programme will also address key challenges facing Nigerian agriculture, such as climate change, insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure. By integrating modern farming technologies and capacity-building efforts, the initiative is expected to increase agricultural output and secure Nigeria’s food supply.
Both organisations are committed to advancing agricultural transformation through this partnership, with plans to launch medium and large-scale model farms that will serve as examples of best practices for farmers across Nigeria.
For more information, visit www.greenerhopeng.com.
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