Nigeria's small and medium agribusinesses are set for a major boost as the World Bank commits $500 million under the $14 billion Agri-Connect Initiative. The six-year programme aims to strengthen agricultural value chains, expand market access, and im…  | By Abimbola Akomolafe on November 4, 2025 | Nigeria's small and medium agribusinesses are set for a major boost as the World Bank commits $500 million under the $14 billion Agri-Connect Initiative. The six-year programme aims to strengthen agricultural value chains, expand market access, and improve productivity by 2030. The funding will support MSMEs, farmers, and processors through improved connectivity between producers, markets, and financial systems. It will also enhance agro-processing capacity and promote rural employment, particularly for youth and women. Read also, The Federal Government said implementation discussions are in advanced stages, adding that the initiative will complement existing programmes such as the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones to deepen inclusive growth across the agri-food sector. | | | |
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