GHAPP to advance Nigeria’s agricultural technologies – Origin Tech
Samuel Joseph Samuel, Chairman of Origin Tech Group, announced that the Federal Government’s Greener Hope National Agricultural Mechanisation Programme (GHAPP) will enhance agricultural technologies, promote agro-industrialization, and encourage youth involvement in agribusiness. The initiative, targeting 500,000 hectares of arable land, will establish mechanization centers across 37 farming clusters, equipped with advanced machinery from Origin Tech’s subsidiary.
GHAPP, approved on June 25, 2024, also includes partnerships with South Korea, Taiwan, and Brazil, and focuses on training youth in modern agricultural techniques. The program aligns with President Tinubu’s food security goals and aims to boost productivity and sustainable growth in Nigeria’s agricultural sector.
Source: BusinessDay
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The Federal Government’s Greener Hope National Agricultural Mechanisation Programme (GHAPP), as announced by Samuel Joseph Samuel, Chairman of Origin Tech Group, is set to revolutionize Nigeria’s agricultural sector. By targeting 500,000 hectares of arable land and establishing mechanization centers in 37 farming clusters, GHAPP will introduce advanced machinery and technologies. These efforts are expected to enhance agricultural productivity and promote agro-industrialization.
The program, approved on June 25, 2024, also includes international partnerships with South Korea, Taiwan, and Brazil, focusing on training youth in modern agricultural techniques. This initiative aligns with President Tinubu’s food security goals, aiming to foster sustainable growth in Nigeria’s agriculture sector. By integrating advanced technologies and encouraging youth involvement, GHAPP will strengthen the entire agri-food value chain, from production to processing and distribution.
This strategic investment will help make informed decisions, drive innovation, and support economic growth. The emphasis on modernizing agriculture and involving youth will ensure a resilient and thriving agricultural sector in Nigeria.
