Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN) has reaffirmed its commitment to food security and local content development through fresh investments in agriculture and agro-allied industries. The company said its "Feeding the Nation Every Day" strategy remains fo… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Flour Mills boosts food security with farmer empowerment, local sourcing By Abimbola Akomolafe on August 29, 2025 Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN) has reaffirmed its commitment to food security and local content development through fresh investments in agriculture and agro-allied industries. The company said its "Feeding the Nation Every Day" strategy remains focused on reducing dependence on imported raw materials while creating more opportunities for SMEs and farmers in the agricultural value chain. Read also, Flour Mills boosts food security with farmer empowerment, local sourcing Government, youth groups collaborate to boost SME, social impact G20 tax reforms may reshape Africa's SME landscape Nigeria-South Africa chamber to boost SMEs, youth participation in bilateral trade Borno ICT agency strengthens knowledge base to drive SME growth FMN disclosed that over 400,000 farmers have benefited from its outgrower programmes, receiving training, inputs, and market access. Through its subsidiary, Golden Agri Inputs Ltd., the company has also developed farming schemes for 50,000 farmers, supporting crops such as maize, sorghum, cassava, wheat, soya beans, and palm kernel. The Group Chief Executive Officer, Boye Olusanya, noted that FMN has been "more than a company to Nigeria but also a strong ally in growth and development," stressing that local content remains central to achieving food self-sufficiency and strengthening SME participation in agribusiness.

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