Post Harvest Loss in Nigeria Totals N3.5 Trillion Annually – Farmcrowdy CEO

Nigeria loses N3.5 trillion to post-harvest loss every year due to the lack of proper storage facilities and the poor state of roads across the nation. The effect of climate change can be seen with the floods in North-West Nigeria.

This information was announced recently by the Co-Founder and Chief Executive of Farmcrowdy Limited, Onyeka Akumah. He disclosed this during the Agritech firm’s fourth anniversary.

Akumah explained that the loss could be attributed to the inability of the farmers to access proper storage facilities and the poor states of Nigerian roads, which bleeds the Nigerian economy and discourages several farmers.

Your Friends Also Read:  Zimbabwean Miners Surrender US$1Billion to Reserve Bank

To address these challenges, the firm has extended its service in agriculture beyond financing into using technology to boost the food value chain, as it launched a new E-commerce platform and its trading and aggregation platform for smallholder farmers.


All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from News Central TV.

Contact: digital@newscentral.ng

Total
27
Shares

Leave a Reply

Related Posts