BATN Foundation Supports Young Agribusiness Leaders with N10 Million Grant
The BATN Foundation awarded N10 million to winners of its 2025 flagship Farmer Future (F4F) program during a recent agribusiness dialogue session in Lagos. The initiative aims to empower young Nigerian agripreneurs, shifting the perception of agriculture from a last resort to a viable business opportunity.
Winners like Daniel Akogwu and Emmanuel Mari received funding to scale their ventures, while other participants were also recognized for their innovative ideas. The program focuses on mentorship, financial support, and network building to create a new generation of agripreneurs driving food security and economic diversification in Nigeria.
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