WHAT WE DO
WHAT WE DO
We help manage internal and external media communications and produce content published via print and online media. We create demand through community engagement within local farming communities to gather data for qualitative and quantitative research, to disseminate information and record impact.
Our wide network enables us to gather data, disseminate information and create awareness for positive change and impact.
We gather data that enable us influence and impact policy formulation following government activities.
We write, speak for partnering SME’s, networking, referring and getting speaking opportunities with stakeholders in the sector around the world that will enhance growth to small businesses.
Our partnership with the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) has kept their activities in the spotlight, we manage all communication strategies, curate success stories, manage press, strategic communication, interview staff and beneficiaries, publishing the content via our press. Telling the stories of change and impact in the lives of millions of smallholder beneficiary farmers in Africa.
We partnered with Corteva Agriscience on the Demand Creation project, creating a demand for hybrid seeds and good agricultural practices amongst the smallholder farmers. This process involved creating awareness on Pioneer maize seeds for farmers in targeted states; Kaduna, Niger, Oyo, Katsina, Kano, Abuja, Ogun and Nasarawa through community engagements, radio jingles, documentaries and follow up on success stories. We promoted extension services that foster the benefits and importance of using improved seed varieties.
We are an award-winning strategic communications consultancy focused on Global Developmental Projects in Africa such as Agriculture, Nutrition, Food Security, Women Development, and Community Development etc.
We help clients get to their target market through the most effective media channels. Our goal is to Impact Knowledge, Create Unprecedented Awareness, Behavioral Change and Eradicate Poverty by using immersive visuals, radio and sharing impactful/success stories; to inspire action, campaigns, communicate relevant and life-enhancing information around pressing global developmental issues.
Mariam, a member of the Lemu Women Rice processors in Gbako Local Government Area of Niger State, Nigeria faced different challenges such as using traditional rice farming practices which resulted in low profit, inadequate aggregation centers and high interest loan rates. However, AGRA’s intervention changed their narrative by organizing trainings and establishing linkages to source finance. In her words, “the benefits of AGRA teaching us how to properly process rice without stones and chaff has increased profitability of how much we sell a mudu of rice; previously unprocessed rice sold for three hundred to three hundred and fifty naira only (N300-350) now processed rice sells for between four hundred and fifty and five hundred naira (N450-500).”
With the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revised forex policy excluding Maize from the list of commodities eligible to obtain FX from the CBN. We put a series of webinars involving relevant stakeholders to discuss the new policy.
Day 1: Nigeria’s Ban on Maize FX: Sustaining Productivity, Backward Integration and the way forward.
Day 2: Nigeria’s Ban on Maize FX: Implication on the Poultry Industry and Opportunities for Alternative Feed
