Farm inputs
Improved cassava varieties, mechanisation support, agronomic training, and input finance routed to smallholder producers and cooperatives.
From smallholder aggregation through primary processing to industrial-use derivatives — structured against Nigeria's food-security agenda and cross-border African trade, and built with federal research and finance partners.
Most Nigerian cassava value gets lost at the handoffs — between farm and processor, processor and industrial buyer. ZOGA Agro-Allied is built to operate continuously across all four stages, so value stays inside Nigeria and flows back to the producer at every step.
Improved cassava varieties, mechanisation support, agronomic training, and input finance routed to smallholder producers and cooperatives.
Producer-organisation aggregation models with transparent farmgate pricing, crop-insurance options, and drying and haulage infrastructure.
High-quality cassava flour, starch, and industrial-grade derivatives produced at Nigerian facilities built to export-grade standards.
Long-dated offtake partnerships with Nigerian food manufacturers, industrial users, and regional African trade buyers.
“Local sourcing where credible, local processing where possible, and a long horizon on every partnership.”
ZOGA Agro-Allied is structured in partnership with Nigerian federal agencies, the Bank of Industry, and international research institutions — including the Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences (CATAS). The brief is food security and cross-border African trade, anchored in Nigerian production.
Partners & standards
Industrial offtake, smallholder-partnership programmes, research collaboration, and institutional finance enquiries are handled through the group office in Abuja.