Our Story
AgriLink was built because Nigeria's farmers were selling at a loss while buyers paid a premium — and a chain of middlemen collected the difference. We're changing that.
The Problem
Nigeria's agricultural sector generates over ₦2.4 trillion annually — yet most of that trade still happens through fragmented, informal networks. Farmers sell below value. Buyers pay above market. And logistics providers run half-empty trucks.
The root cause isn't a lack of supply or demand. It's a lack of infrastructure — no common marketplace, no price visibility, no structured connection between the people who grow food and the people who need it.
Farmers
Sell through exploitative middlemen at 30–50% below market value
Buyers
Pay inflated prices with no quality assurance or price benchmarks
Logistics
Run empty return trips, losing up to 50% of potential revenue
Our Mission
We're not building a dating app for produce. We're building the infrastructure layer that allows Nigeria's agricultural economy to move at the speed of the internet.
₦2.4T+
Nigeria's annual agric trade value
market we're unlocking
20–40%
Post-harvest losses eliminated
through faster matching
3
Roles, one platform
Suppliers, Buyers, Logistics
36+
States covered
all Nigerian states + FCT
What We Stand For
Every supplier is reviewed before their listings go live. Every buyer is verified. We build trust into the foundation, not as an afterthought.
Price discovery should be open. Farmers deserve to know what their produce is worth, and buyers deserve to know exactly what they're getting.
We cut the friction from agricultural trade — no intermediaries, no phone-tag, no guesswork. Supplier to buyer in minutes, not weeks.
AgriLink is designed around the real conditions of Nigerian agricultural trade — state-level logistics, commodity-specific pricing, and mobile-first users.
The People
Co-Founder & CEO
Connecting smallholder farmers with the modern supply chain they deserve.
Co-Founder & CTO
Building the infrastructure layer for Nigerian agricultural commerce.
Where We're Headed
We're starting with a marketplace. The endgame is an end-to-end trade infrastructure — from farm gate to processing plant — that runs on data, trust, and speed.