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Dear Members,
As April begins, may your journey be accompanied by favor, your days be filled with blessings, and your nights be serenaded by peace.

I wish you the best in April .
Happy new month.💚

With love,
SFI

HAPPY EASTER TO EVERYONE .

WE AT SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE WISH YOU HAVE A FUN, CLARITY AND MEMORABLE CELEBRATION .

A courtesy visit was made by SFI delegation to the Honorable Commissioner for Agriculture, Lagos State, Mrs Abisola Olusanya, and the Permanent Secretary of Agriculture, Lagos State, Mr Emmanuel Audu, on Thursday, March 21st, 2024.

The delegation was headed by the SFI President, Mrs Temitope Ande and supported by Head, Trade Mission and Exhibition, Mrs Adeola King; CEO Lorachy Farms Epe (Poultry), Mrs Alege; and Ms Shalom (SFI Corper).

The Association officially re-introduced and familiarized itself with the commission to trigger engagements that would be of immense benefits to its members.
To the Glory of God it was a positive one.
Therefore we look forward to robust and successful engagements with the commission going forward.

At SFI we’re changing the narrative of Women and Youth in the Agriculture sector to make it a robust one that will help feed the Nation and expand the countries GDP to the glory of God.

PICTURES SPEAKS

A courtesy visit was made by SFI delegation to the Honorable Commissioner for Agriculture, Lagos State. Mrs Abisola Olusanya and the Permanent Secretary of Agriculture, Lagos State Mr Emmanuel Audu on Thursday 21st, March 2024.
The delegation was headed by the SFI President Mrs Temitope Ande, Head Trade Mission and Exhibition Ms Adeola King, Mrs Alege ( Catfish Farmer), CEO Lorachy Farms Epe (Poultry)and Ms Shalom ( SFI Corper) represented the association to officially re-introduce and familiarize with the commission for engagements that will be of immerse benefits of our members which gives the glory of God was a positive one.
We look forward to a robust and successful engagement with the commission going forward.

Happy International Women’s Day

Happy International Women’s Day from us at SFI

SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE TO THE WORLD 🌍.
Congratulations are in order.

Congratulations 🎈🎉🍾🎊
SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE TO THE WORLD 🌎

*APPRECIATION*
Good Morning Great Women,

I wish to express my profound appreciation for all you do in all your respective value chain of Agric Business.

Importantly, Im saying a very big thank you for all the support the executives have received over the months in the steering of the affairs of the association. Its a journey that we have embarked and its going to be progressive, measurable and sustainable.

Relative to the above, I also got your approval, your nomination, and also the award as the Best Export Business in Africa.

This confidence repose on us is not taken for granted is to inspire us to do more for our Women across the country.

This award is dedicated to Our Late Mother Iyalode Alaba Lawson MFR, she was an enigma. After the Naccima Youth Training known as Zero to Export by NEPC which was initiated by Iyalode. She compelled Mr. Segun Awolowo to train NACCIMA youth across the country. I began the journey into advocacy as the PRO for NACCIMA Export Trade Group and Barrister Kola Awe was the Chairman. Iyalode identified us, trained us and inspired us. Iyalode is such an inspiration, she will tell you pls go ahead I'm behind you and when you look back truelly she is there. She was a good mother.

On this note, I present to you the award in recognition of our commitment, service and sojourn into the Export Business Value Chain in Africa.

Thank you and May the years ahead be more productive and sustainable for us as we join hands together to advocate for women thriving in this space.

Yours in Service
Kudirat Temitope Ande

BIOGRAPHY OF A TRAIL BLAZER AND A RARE GEM- IYALODE ALABA LAWSON

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was honored as a UN Sustainable Development Goal Ambassador in February 2017 in recognition of her zeal and encouragement of female entrepreneurs. She encourages the formation of cooperatives to improve access to financing as well as trade associations and membership in the chamber of commerce. She is a mobilizer of the informal trade sector.

WE AT SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE LOVE YOU AND WE’RE HONORED TO HAVE YOU AS OUR GRAND MATRON.

MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PEACE AT THE BLOSSOM OF YOUR GOD.

BIOGRAPHY OF A TRAIL BLAZER AND A RARE GEM- IYALODE ALABA LAWSON

The Iyalode of Yorubaland and Proprietress of Lawson Group of Schools, Chief (Mrs) Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson, is dead.

According to a statement signed by Akinola Lawson, on behalf of the family, said Iyalode Alaba Lawson, died in the early hours of today.

“This to inform you about the transition to glory of our mother and grandmother, Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson”.

“She died today, Saturday, October 28, 2023 at about 5:00 a.m”, he said.

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was a respectable woman in Yorubaland and She was until her demise the Iyalode of Egbaland, as well as the Iyalode of Yorubaland.

The nickname Omo Aderu Lona Meji, which translates to “child of load carriers,” was given to Alaba and her siblings by their merchant grandparents on both the paternal and maternal sides because of their bulky stock.

Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson was born to Papa and Mrs. Emmanuel Abiona Jiboku in Abeokuta on January 18, 1951.

Her parents joined the Jehovah Witness sect the year she was born, so she spent her early years traveling with them as they served as itinerant evangelists.

Before she turned five, she started taking lessons at an open class in front of St. John’s Church Igbehin, Abeokuta.

Between 1957 and 1962, Alaba attended St. James’ African Primary School in Idi-Ape, Abeokuta, for her primary education. The West African School Certificate was earned at the Abeokuta Girls’ Grammar School, also known as the Anglican Girls’ Grammar School, from where she moved on.

Alaba got married to Chief Oladeinde Lawson’s son Kehinde Lawson in 1968, who had also served as one of her mentors.

Alaba began her teaching career in 1969 and later moved to Prince’s Gate, England’s St. Nicholas Montessori Teachers’ Training College in 1973 for additional study, where she earned a 1st Class Diploma in Education with honors. the first African student to receive this rating from the school.

She worked as a teacher in a number of renowned nurseries while she was living in England, including Mill Hill Nursery and Junior School and the renowned Queen’s Gate Montessori Nursery School. After returning to Nigeria, ALABA taught for just one year before founding her own school, LAWSON’S CHILDCARE NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL, with just three students. Since that time, she has not turned around. The little mustard seed has grown into the LAWSON’S GROUP OF SCHOOLS

Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson has made equally impressive contributions in the field of commerce and industry. She founded Capricorn Stores Ltd., a trading and distribution business, which existed from 1968 to 1996.

She successfully ran the company while juggling the management of the Lawson Group of Schools.

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was a significant distributor in Abeokuta and other cities in the South West of Nigeria.

She had chains of distributing outlets with Nigerian Breweries Ltd., Nigerian Bottling Company Ltd., Guinness Nigeria Ltd., West African Portland Cement Ltd., etc..

She was elected president of the Abeokuta Chambers of Commerce in 1995, and it was during her leadership that the Ogun State government granted her permission to use the “COMMERCE HOUSE” as the secretariat for the ABEOKUT A CHAMBER of COMMERCE (ABEOCCIMA).

She made sure that Ogun State’s private sector united to speak out in support of business development. In 2000, she was elected president of the Ogun Council of Chambers of Commerce, a position she held until 2002.

As a good team player, she championed the approval of ODUA International Trade Fair. When she became the President of the Odu’a Chambers of Commerce, she secured an independent office for the chamber and resuscitated most of the moribund members.

She was a former Chairman Board of Governing Council, Moshood Abiola Polytechnic. Ogun State (MAPOLY) and 1st Female National President of Nigeria, Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture (NACCIMA).

She was former President, Odu’s Chambers of Commerce
between 2000 and 2002, she was President, Ogun Council of Chambers of Commerce
between 1995 and 2000.

She has been President, Federation of ECOWAS Business Women Entrepreneur. ECOWAS FEBWE and also a Member, Institute of Directors (IOD). Since 2008 till date, she has been a Member Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI).
Since 2011 till date.

she has been a Council Member Nigeria British Chambers of Commerce (NBCC).

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was the matron of many societies, including the Butchers, Blacksmiths, Welders and Iron Benders, Palm Oil Sellers, Fresh Fish Sellers, Herbs and Roots Sellers, and the Ogun State Union of Journalists, among others.

She also founded the Iyalode Egba foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing women’s moral, social, and economic status in general.

She has donated locally made machines to women’s organizations in Ogun State, South-West Nigeria, in an effort to better the situation for female traders.

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was an epitome of Yoruba Culture and tradition. In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the propagation of Yoruba culture, she has been honoured with quite a number of chieftaincy titles, prominent among which are:

The Otun of Oko
The Asiwaju Iyalode of Egbaland
Otun Iyalode of Egba Christians
The Iyalode of Egbaland
The Iyalode of Yoruba land conferred on her by the late Alaafin of Oyo, H.R.M. Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, Iku Baba Yeye.

She also served as the Matron during the 150th Egba Anniversary and as secretary during Madam Efunroye Tinubu 100th memorial anniversary in 1997.

Iyalode Alaba Lawson was honored as a UN Sustainable Development Goal Ambassador in February 2017 in recognition of her zeal and encouragement of female entrepreneurs. She encourages the formation of cooperatives to improve access to financing as well as trade associations and membership in the chamber of commerce. She is a mobilizer of the informal trade sector.
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WE AT SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE LOVE YOU AND WE’RE HONORED TO HAVE YOU AS OUR GRAND MATRON.

MAY YOUR SOUL REST IN PEACE AT THE BLOSSOM OF YOUR GOD.

Good Morning Esteemed Farmers,

With heavy hearts and submission to the will of God , we wish to announce the passing away of our MATRON, Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson MFR who we lost last night to a brief illness.
May the Lord rest her soul.

"Life is so short and yet long,
Mama made so much impact
That her life can be equated to 200years of accomplishment
So happy our paths crossed
Ever willing to share and give
Let us learn from this
Mama rest in peace"

Above is a quote describing Iyalode. She is very instrumental to the birth of She Farmers. She inspires us to serve humanity.

Announcements and arrangements will be sent from the family .
May her soul rest in perfect peace .🙏🏾

Mrs Temitope Ande on behalf of She Farmers Initiative

With heavy hearts and submission to the will of God , we wish to announce the passing away of our MATRON, Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson MFR who we lost last night to a brief illness.
May the Lord rest her soul.

"Life is so short and yet long,
Mama made so much impact
That her life can be equated to 200years of accomplishment
So happy our paths crossed
Ever willing to share and give
Let us learn from this
Mama rest in peace"

Above is a quote describing Iyalode. She is very instrumental to the birth of She Farmers. She inspires us to serve humanity.

May her soul rest in perfect peace .🙏🏾

Mrs Temitope Ande (NP)
On behalf of She Farmers Initiative

On World Food Day, at She Farmers Initiative, we aim to end hunger and malnutrition and to provide food security and nutrition for all.
But how can we do this in a world with growing challenges and limited resources?

📌We need innovation and transformation. We need to rethink our food system to make it more sustainable, equitable, and efficient. We need to use science and technology to create new solutions that can feed the world without harming the planet.

One of these solutions is precision fermentation. This is a process that uses microorganisms or plant cells to produce nutrients that are identical to animal products, but without animals, land, water, or crops. Precision fermentation can make high-quality food with zero waste, lower cost, and lower environmental impact.

📌Imagine a world where you can enjoy animal-free food without any negative consequences.

📌Imagine a world where you can get all the nutrition you need from a simple pill or a drink.

Imagine a world where food is abundant, accessible, and affordable for everyone.
This is not a fantasy. This is the future that precision fermentation can offer us. It is already happening in some parts of the world, where companies are making animal-free meat, dairy, eggs, and seafood using this technology.

📌It will soon become mainstream and widely available.

But precision fermentation is not enough.

📌We also need to change our food habits and attitudes. We need to eat less processed and junk food that are unhealthy and wasteful.

We need to eat more plant-based food that are good for our health and the environment. We need to value food as a precious resource that should not be wasted or taken for granted.

We have the power to end hunger and malnutrition in our lifetime.

📌We have the tools and the knowledge to create a better food system for ourselves and future generations.

We have the responsibility and the opportunity to make a difference.

📌This World Food Day, let us celebrate precision fermentation and other innovations that can transform the way we eat.

✅Let us make smart choices that can benefit our health and the planet. Let us work together to ensure food security and nutrition for all.

Happy World Food Day - Let's Take Collective Action! 🌍

Happy World Food Day! 🍎🌽 Today, we're not just celebrating the joy of food, but also the responsibility that comes with it.

Why is today important?

Across 150 countries, hundreds of events aim to raise awareness about hunger, food security, and the importance of sustainable practices. We have always believed in the same values here at She Farmers Initiative.

What can we do to lend our voices and take actions that will help our 🌎.

🌱 Sustainable Choices - To consciously choose locally-sourced food ingredients for all home’s consumption to reduce the world’s carbon footprint.

💧 Water is Life - To optimize less consumption of water because we recognize the importance of this precious resource.m therefore we all must avoid wastage of any sort.

👫 Community - We actively engage in community events to foster a collective sense of responsibility towards a sustainable food future in our women focused community.

🍞 Quality & Passion - Every food produced , processed and packaged by our women across the country is a testament to the skill and love we pour into our craft and contribution to wellness and prosperity.

Today, let's remember the connection between what we eat, how it's produced, and the water it consumes. Let's strive to be part of the solution. Join us in making a day of action and awareness.

🌱🍞 Together, we can take water action for food and be the change. 🍞🌱

Healthy Work and Life Tips

*WOMAN*
Who is a woman?
When she is quiet, millions of things are running through her mind.
When she stares at you, she is wondering why she loves you so much in spite of being taken for granted.
When she says I will stand by you, she will stand by you like a solid rock.
Never hurt her or take her for granted.
Someone asked her, Are you a working woman or an housewife?
She replied: Yes, I am a full-time working housewife.
I work 24 hours a day.
I'm a Mum.
I'm a Wife.
I'm a Daughter.
I'm a Daughter-in-law.
I'm an Alarm clock.
I'm a Cook.
I'm a Teacher.
I'm a Waitress and a Nanny.
I'm a Nurse.
I'm an Handywoman.
I'm a Security officer.
I'm a Counsellor.
I'm a Comforter.
I am a Farmer.
I don't get holidays.
I don't get sick leave.
I don't get day off.
I work through day and
night.
I'm on call all hours
and get paid with a
sentence.
"What Do U Do
All Day??"
A Woman has the most unique character like salt!
Her presence is never remembered, but her
absence makes all the things tasteless.

Please give accolades to the Women in your life and unwavering support, they deserve all the best.

I salute all WOMEN
You are all respected
🤗💃🌹

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY

Pecans are delicious, nutrient-rich nuts native to North America and are often enjoyed in pies, baked goods, and as a healthy snack. While most commercial pecan trees are grown from grafted trees, you can also grow pecan trees from seeds, which is a more affordable and rewarding option. However, growing pecans from seeds takes time, patience, and attention. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you through the step-by-step process of how to grow pecans from seeds successfully.

Table of Contents

Selecting the Right Pecan Seeds
Preparing the Seeds for Planting
Planting Pecan Seeds
Caring for Pecan Seedlings
Transplanting Pecan Trees
Pecan Tree Maintenance
Harvesting Pecan Nuts

Conclusion
1. Selecting the Right Pecan Seeds

To start growing pecans from seeds, you’ll need high-quality, viable seeds. Here’s what to consider:

Variety: Choose pecan varieties suited to your region. Common varieties include Desirable, Elliot, and Pawnee.
Freshness: Use seeds from the most recent harvest, as they are more likely to be viable. Discard any seeds that show signs of mold or rot.

2. Preparing the Seeds for Planting

Before you plant pecan seeds, they should go through a process called stratification to simulate winter conditions. Follow these steps:

Collect the Seeds: Gather your pecans as soon as they fall from the tree in autumn. Remove the husks and allow the seeds to air dry for several days.
Stratify the Seeds: Place the seeds in a plastic bag with a mixture of moist peat moss and perlite. Seal the bag and keep it in the refrigerator for about 3-4 months. This mimics the cold winter period necessary for germination.

3. Planting Pecan Seeds

Once the stratification period is over, it’s time to plant your pecan seeds. Here’s how to do it:

Select a Suitable Location: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil. Pecan trees require full sun to thrive.
Prepare the Soil: Work the soil to a depth of 2-3 feet and amend it with organic matter to improve drainage. Pecan trees prefer slightly acidic soil with a pH of 6.0 to 6.5.
Plant the Seeds: Plant the stratified pecan seeds about 1 to 2 inches deep. Space the seeds at least 30-40 feet apart, as pecan trees grow large.
Mulch: Apply a layer of mulch around the seedlings to conserve moisture and suppress w**ds.

4. Caring for Pecan Seedlings

Growing pecan trees from seeds requires patience and proper care. Here’s what you need to do to ensure their success:

Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Young seedlings are vulnerable to drought, so maintain adequate moisture.
Fertilizing: Fertilize your pecan seedlings with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer. Follow the package instructions, and apply it in early spring.
W**d Control: Regularly w**d around the base of the seedlings to prevent competition for nutrients and water.

5. Transplanting Pecan Trees

After your pecan seedlings have grown for 1-2 years, they’ll be ready for transplanting. Follow these steps:

Choose a Location: Select a permanent spot with full sun, proper spacing, and well-draining soil.
Prepare the Hole: Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball and amend it with compost or organic matter.
Transplant Carefully: Gently remove the seedling from its current location, taking care not to damage the roots. Plant it in the prepared hole at the same depth it was growing before.

6. Pecan Tree Maintenance

Maintaining mature pecan trees involves several key practices:

Pruning: Prune the tree to remove dead or diseased branches and to improve air circulation.
Pest and Disease Management: Keep an eye out for common pecan pests like aphids and pecan weevils. Treat any infestations promptly.
Irrigation: Provide deep, consistent watering, especially during dry periods.
Fertilization: Continue to fertilize your pecan tree regularly to support nut production.

7. Harvesting Pecan Nuts

Pecan trees typically start producing nuts 4-8 years after planting. Here’s how to harvest pecans:

Timing: Harvest when the nuts start to fall naturally or when the husks begin to split.
Collection: Collect the fallen nuts daily or use a mechanical shaker to remove the nuts from the tree.
Processing: Remove the husks and dry the nuts thoroughly. Store them in a cool, dry place.

8. Conclusion

Growing pecan nuts from seeds is a rewarding process that requires dedication and patience. By selecting the right seeds, providing proper care throughout their growth, and maintaining mature trees, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest of pecans for years to come. Keep in mind that pecan trees can live for many decades, providing you with a continuous source of delicious and nutritious nuts.

Cc: Plants and Gardening

Happy Birthday to our Amiable Amazon, Trailblazer,Intelligent and Astute Womanpreneur, President/ Founder SHE Farmers
🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
We pray that God Almighty will continue to strengthen and bless you 🙏.
You’re such a blessing to humanity and Women Folks.
We pray for you today that your shining light will never go dim, you’ll continue to prosper and fulfill destiny.
Enjoy the rest of your day.

From all of us at She Farmers Initiative.

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL GIRLS DAY FROM SHE FARMERS INITIATIVE

FACTS ABOUT CHARCOAL
Charcoal is something you must have on you all the time. In Case you never paid much attention, it's time to do it.

Here are the benefits of charcoal you never thought of:

1. Does your shoe smell bad? Just buy charcoal and put it in it.

2. Do you have a bad smell in your room? Drop Charcoal that you think the smell might come from.

3. Does your refrigerator or freezer have a smell? Put a piece of coal in it.

4. Do you have a strong body smell? Just make a charcoal powder and use. Charcoal is very good to get rid of the bad smell.

5. Have you ever wondered why your parents always pick up the ashes of the coal pot to pour in the hen or toilet before sweeping? It was to get rid of the smell.

6. If you want your vegetables to be fresh all the time, make a solution with charcoal and leave your vegetables.

7. Nowadays, people complain about the use of fertilizer on plants and vegetables, making them unhealthy and toxic. If you have charcoal, you don't have to worry about it. All you need to do is leave the vegetables in a charcoal solution during the night and it will take care of the toxins.

8. If you suspect that a food contains too many chemicals, simply drop them in a charcoal solution for a few hours and you are ready to leave.

9. If you want to whiten your teeth, don't pay attention to all these ads on chemicals and bleaching technology. Just get charcoal and catch a plantain stem. Make a powder on charcoal, crush the end of the plantain stem, soak in charcoal powder and brush your teeth with a week.

10. Did your peanut or palm soup go wrong? You don't have to worry about everything. Just put it on fire and drop a piece of charcoal. This will extract all the bad taste and smell and restore soup to its fresh state.

11. Do you have a hangover of a drink with friends the previous night? Just have charcoal with you and chew on it. To make it more effective, make it a nice solution and drink. You're good at it.

12. If you have made a wild mix and you think it can bring you down, add charcoal to the mix and your problem will be solved. Or if you've taken too much alcohol, just drink a charcoal solution and you're ready to go.

13. Do you have a situation where someone's injury has become so infected that doctors say they have to cut the affected area? Don't insist on it, take a large amount of coal powder and pour it on the wound. This will help extract all the poison from the wound and help it heal faster. If you have a cup and you want to treat it quickly, take charcoal powder and pour on it.

14. Do you feel like your water is contaminated? You don't need all these products on the market. Charcoal can do better, just drop part of it. Don't worry about the color, for sure, you can even chew charcoal. It's a lot safer than eating kfc chicken.

15. Do you have pimples, acne or skin disease that you really want to get rid of or do you want a very smooth face or skin? All you need is charcoal.

It’s happening today💃💃💃💃💃💃

Are you ready??????????

A Food Festival with the theme:
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FLAVOURS FIESTA
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We have come with another BANGER. A Fiesta of Flavours.

This food Festival will Give our Members the Opportunity to showcase their brands and sell their Wares to the Public and for the other Members, the chance to enjoy a day out with lots to eat, drink, buy and lots of games and fun packed activities as well.

OCTOBER 1, 2023 is a DATE.

VENUE: Muri Okunola Garden, VICTORIA ISLAND

Are you interested in sponsoring this event or getting a stall? Dm for all info. Terms & Conditions apply😜

Together, we can!

We will also like to say a big Thank You to the brands below that have partnered with APFSPN for this upcoming event:
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Happy Independence Day Nigeria 🇳🇬
Still in the Celebration Mode🍾 SFI women will be live and direct to give mouth watering discounts on Proudly Made in Nigeria Products at mouth watering discounts.

See the line up of amazing CEO’s showcasing their Products at the fair.

Please come out and show us ❤️.
Long live Nigeria, Long live SFI

1. Farmdirect food Mart
08179066662
[email protected]
Packaged foods and Naija Snacks

2. SheaCoco Naturals
+234 808 298 2810
[email protected]
Natural Body Care Brand

3. Abbyzdelight
+234 909 026 9995
Packaged Food and Healthy Oils

4. Ewa Ibile Empire Limited
08068989584
Smoked Fishes and Vegetables

5. Soromidayo Enterprise
+2348054475406
Smoked catfish

6. DivDan global services
07064907975
Dried food stuff n coconut

7. Araoti Edibles
08023652211
[email protected]
GARRI IJEBU, PALM OIL, LOCUST BEAN and MELON
8. Zarephath Nigeria
08037594488
[email protected]
Packed unripe plantain flour, Delta yellow garri and Red Palm oil

9. SANOCY VENTURES
08080241844
[email protected]
Packaged Beans flour and spicies

10. HIGHFIVE EAGLES LIMITED, 07035242690,
0812 603 8318
[email protected]
Agro processing

11.
EBELE MAUREEN AJABA
Company: Mebic Organic Integrated Ltd
08067594919

Products: Spices, herbs, teas and dehydrated vegetables

12. Edyglad Foods
Phone no: 08055642541
Products: Packaged Foods, Chinchin

13. Lohofa Limited 08034494516/ 0811 517 7377
Packaged foods, KEDI healthcare products (Traditional Chinese medicines, herbal medicines, food supplements and healthy drinks. )

14. Dadabode honey
08023235702
[email protected]
Purehoney and Honey and ginger mixtures

15. Edwards Food Ltd

See you all soon by God’s grace.

Thanks for supporting Proudly Made in Nigeria Brands.