The Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP) offers talented and motivated students from Africa the unique opportunity to pursue a Master’s degree at Wageningen University and to support capacity building in Africa.

Nigeria is a powerhouse when it comes to cocoa and cashew production, but despite being a global leader, we’re missing out on a huge opportunity to maximize profits. With over 80% of our exports being raw, we’re leaving billions on the table.

Cassava isn’t just a crop you plant and sell - it’s a multi-faceted business opportunity that touches a range of industries. Whether you're looking to start small or scale big, cassava offers a variety of avenues to explore.

What if the next game-changing opportunity isn’t in a shiny app or gadget? What if it’s something much more rooted in the earth — something that has sustained generations and holds the key to unlocking Africa’s vast potential?

It started with a little mistake.. and led to supporting 35,000 farmers. Okay, so confession time: I’ve always had a love for farming, ever since I was a little girl. Growing up in the city, I never really had the chance to experience farm life firsthand.

The cost of feeding a family in Nigeria has reached a crisis point. Food inflation is at an all-time high, impacting millions. This crisis isn't just about numbers; it's about real people struggling to make ends meet.

Let's be honest, for way too long, conversations about Africa have been dominated by stories of hardship and struggle. But that narrative is only half the story. Africa is filled with potential, especially in the agricultural sector.

Think about it. We all know Nigerians are hardworking and entrepreneurial. We've seen it time and again – the ability to innovate and find opportunity, even in the face of challenges. So why aren't we seeing more success stories in livestock farming?