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The primary gaol is to return Nigeria and West Africa as a whole back to the past glory when agriculture was the major source of income; our goal does not only end at the development of primary sector Industry, it is also our aim to use the development of this primary sectors as the catalyst for the development of the secondary sector industry, which include the manufacturing and construction industry. We intend to pivot the other secondary sector by uniting farmers with specialists in several areas related to food and bio-energy seen in the broader context of trade and development. Our projects are not only to encourage food production in West Africa through the use of the most recent technologies, but also to create the environment for the meeting point for the integration of the agricultural sector and other the industrial sectors. We exclusively pursue projects with economic, social, and environmental benefits. From economic point of view, our projects must be profitable in order to become self-sustaining and be able to pay for the resources they consume. The significant portion of the revenue generated will stay within the community rather than offshore. From the social point of view, our projects will at a minimum provide local employments and generate sales for local companies. But we intend to do much more with our projects, by using our presence to open and expose the rural communities to receive both private and governmental benefits such as roads, electric power, and other services which often bypass rural areas, making the immediate community as a whole have opportunities to important benefits such as education and health care that might not have been available in the first instance. Our projects are environmental friendly, our zero agricultural system help-s to recycles farm waste to bio-energy which helps to reduces the negative effect of farming such as water and air pollution. Our algae farms will help to cleanse the air and remove carbon dioxide (Co2) from the environment which is the main cause of global warming. |
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