Sterling Bank Commits to Transforming Africa's Food Security by 2025
Sterling Bank in Nigeria reiterates its dedication to enhancing Africa's food security and sustainable agriculture, focusing on collaborative partnerships to address food insecurity. The bank's Head of Agriculture, Olushola Obikanye, stresses the urgency of collective action to revolutionize the continent's food system by 2025.
Sterling Bank has been actively involved in financing agricultural projects, empowering farmers, and supporting agricultural value chain actors in Nigeria. Through initiatives like the SWAI AgFin digital platform, the bank aims to empower youth and women in agriculture.
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