By Dada Ahmed in Lokoja.
In a groundbreaking move to transform agriculture in Kogi State and beyond, Lavivina Global Investment Limited has launched its new newsletter, FARMTOLAND.
The inaugural edition, made available to The Reporters in Lokoja on Thursday, brings to light the inspiring success stories emerging from Kogi’s agricultural sector.
The newsletter serves as a powerful tool for promoting Lavivina’s diverse services, which range from farm management to agri-tech consultancy and entrepreneurship development.
The company’s strategic partnership with Interwaeve Solutions International, USA, has enabled it to offer specialized training programmes, including the Master of Business in the Street (MBS) programme, aimed at fostering business leadership within the agricultural community.
Speaking on the initiative, Lavivina highlighted the FarmforMe programme which connects farmers and agro-processors to a broader network of investors, corporate partners, and opportunities to boost agricultural productivity.
Through this programme, the company said it is working towards strengthening food security while delivering promising returns on investment for all stakeholders.
“At Lavivina, we see Agripreneurship as a dormant giant with immense untapped potential. “Our goal is to ignite this sector by stimulating conversations and action that will transform agricultural practices and invigorate rural economies,”the company stated in the newsletter
The newsletter also emphasizes the pivotal role of innovation and entrepreneurship in the agriculture sector and expressed its commitment to supporting aspiring agripreneurs with essential tools, including access to finance, training, and cutting-edge technology.
By fostering a culture of entrepreneurship in agriculture, Lavivina believes it can drive significant socio-economic growth, ultimately contributing to broader goals such as poverty alleviation and economic development across Kogi State and the nation at large.
As part of its ongoing efforts, Lavivina said it is dedicated to providing aspiring agripreneurs with essential access to finance, training, and technology.
Lavivina said its mission is to empower farmers, agro-processors, and agripreneurs with the tools they need to thrive by pooling resources together to foster a new generation of agricultural leaders, poised to take the sector to new heights.
These resources range from specialized farm management and agri-tech consultancy to offering entrepreneurial training through global partnerships, aimed at
enhancing agricultural productivity in the state.
