First Trustees Calls for Sustainable Financing Models to Boost Nigerian Agriculture
First Trustees Limited hosted its maiden Commercial Trust Colloquium in Lagos, focusing on financing models beyond government intervention for Nigerian agriculture.
In Brief
- •First Trustees Limited hosted its maiden Commercial Trust Colloquium in Lagos, focusing on financing models beyond government intervention for Nigerian agriculture.
- •CEO Ereifemi Akeredolu emphasized that sustainable growth requires clear responsibilities, sound governance, and proper risk allocation, not just capital.
- •The event highlighted the need for structures that attract long‑term private capital across the agricultural value chain.
- •First Trustees unveiled an upgraded digital platform to streamline trust‑service processes and reduce paperwork.
Why It Matters
Nigeria’s agricultural sector underpins food security, employment, and industrial activity, yet it struggles with financing gaps that hinder productivity and growth. By advocating for governance‑driven, risk‑aware financing models, First Trustees aims to unlock private capital and build sustainable investment structures that could transform the sector’s long‑term prospects.
Key Details
- Colloquium Date
- 2026-09-26
- Organiser
- First Trustees Limited
- Theme
- Beyond Intervention Funds: Building Sustainable Financing Models for Nigerian Agriculture
- Digital Platform
- Upgraded platform unveiled
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