ISP set to boost agriculture for economic growth

The proposed formation of the Incorporated Society of Planters (ISP) in Nigeria aims to accelerate economic diversification and growth through the agriculture sector. Spearheaded by Foremost Development Services Limited and Agrinexus Group of Companies, the ISP seeks to reduce reliance on foreign professionals by offering training programs across the agricultural value chains. Fatai Afolabi, Managing Director of Foremost Development Services, emphasized the importance of developing Nigeria’s agriculture to match highly productive agricultural systems globally. The establishment of ISP in Nigeria is expected to enhance agricultural productivity and position the country as a regional hub for agricultural development. Source: Vanguard


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The initiative to establish the Incorporated Society of Planters (ISP) in Nigeria represents a proactive step towards enhancing agricultural development and economic diversification. By prioritizing capacity-building and reducing reliance on foreign expertise, the ISP aligns with the goal of promoting self-sufficiency and maximizing the productivity of Nigeria’s agriculture sector.
The emphasis on creating a regional hub underscores the potential for collaboration and knowledge-sharing across African countries, fostering greater agricultural innovation and sustainability.
Overall, the ISP initiative holds promise for driving inclusive growth and unlocking the full potential of Nigeria’s agricultural resources.