There has been a recent call for diversification by economists and public analysts from crude oil as Nigeria’s major export and source of revenue due to the continuous fall in the international price of oil. Agricultural investment as it stands goes far in answering the question of where and what to diversify the economy into, Nigeria largely being an enabling environment for agricultural activities is yet to take its place in the comity of nations producing a large chunk of the world food. Nigeria has the land, the people, the culture, and the resources to become the food basket of the world as it seeks to develop its economic problems.
Throughout this pandemic, the Agro economy was one of the few that only experienced an upsurged, every other industry took a hit, but the demand for food and other agro ally products only continues to rise.
The Agro investment sector is one that trumps almost every other investment sector in terms of stability, investment opportunity, flexibility, and potential exponential GROWTH. It is literarily planting your money, boosting it with manure, and watching it blossom. Agro Investment is the way to go in ensuring a stable cashflow and reliable ROI expectancy.