CHAIN Project Empowers Future Agripreneurs at FUTMINNA

The Federal University of Technology Minna (FUTMINNA) recently hosted a one-day crash course training under the CHAIN Project (Cooperation for Holistic Agriculture Innovation Nests in Sub-Saharan Africa).

The training, funded by the ERASMUS+ Programme of the European Union, aimed to equip students and budding entrepreneurs with the skills needed to succeed in agribusiness.

Understanding the importance of value addition, collaboration, and innovation across the food value chain.

Implementing sustainable agricultural practices to enhance food security and mitigate the impact of climate change.

 Developing business plans, evaluating business structures, and exploring entrepreneurial concepts.

Empowering young entrepreneurs to launch and scale agrifood ventures.

The training concluded with project presentations, multimedia tutorials, and resource sharing, providing participants with practical tools to launch or scale agrifood ventures. By focusing on sustainable agriculture, youth enterprise development, and food security, the CHAIN Project aims to build capacity and promote innovation in agribusiness across Sub-Saharan Africa .