FG, Propcom+ Partner to Transform Nigeria’s Agricultural Sector

JOEL OLADELE, Abuja

(L-R) Dr. Ify Isiekwe, Fadekemi Abiru- Economist/FCDO, Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Nicholas Baynham- FCDO, Adiya Ode- Propcom+, Gloria Ekpo, Propcom+

In a bid to boost Nigeria’s agricultural sector and driving economic growth, the Federal Government has expressed its commitment to partnering with Propcom+, to enhance agricultural productivity and improve livelihoods.

This initiative was highlighted when the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, received in his office in Abuja, on Wednesday, a delegation from Propcom+, the UK Aid-funded programme focused on climate-resilient and market-led agricultural development.

Edun highlighted the government’s commitment to driving inclusive economic growth through strategic investments in agriculture.

He noted that efforts are being coordinated in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, the African Development Bank, and other stakeholders to expand access to subsidised inputs and finance for smallholder farmers across both wet and dry seasons.

The Minister also underscored the importance of efficiency and transparency, citing the use of biometric systems for direct benefit transfers to vulnerable populations, and ongoing initiatives to connect farmers with viable markets—ensuring that interventions deliver measurable value to communities across the country.

Led by the Political Director and Team Leader, Dr Adiya Ode, the Propcom+ team expressed interest in supporting Nigeria’s ongoing reform efforts, with a particular emphasis on enhancing agricultural productivity and improving livelihoods in conflict- and climate-affected regions.

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