Revenue Generation
₦300 Million (+ ₦1B industrialization) Budget

Agricultural Development & Food Security

Unused school land converted into productive crop and livestock farming, cutting feeding costs while teaching real agribusiness skills.
A tractor ploughing farmland
The School Today

Current State

An honest look at this area of the school as it stands today. This is the starting point every project on this page is measured against.
A tractor ploughing farmlandAerial view of the school campus and groundsA multi-storey residential block under construction
Project Scope
✓Crop production on unused school land
✓Livestock units
✓Irrigation and mechanisation
✓Agribusiness curriculum for students
✓Processing and storage capacity
Expected Outcomes
1B
Planned industrialisation in naira
100%
Of idle arable land brought into use
2
Revenue streams: produce and training
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Reduced feeding costs for the school
The Vision
A preview of what this project aims to achieve once fully delivered.
A tractor ploughing farmland
The Problem
Large areas of arable school land sit unused
Feeding costs consume a growing share of the budget
Students leave without practical agribusiness skills
The Solution
Crop production and livestock units on the idle land
Irrigation and mechanisation to make output reliable
Processing and storage so produce can be sold, not just consumed
An agribusiness curriculum taught on the working farm
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High-voltage transmission pylons at sunset
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Workers laying water pipes in an open trench
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