My approach blends hands-on production design and engineering knowledge with market strategy to deliver solutions that are efficient, profitable, and ecologically responsible. With 12 years of intensive experience, I combine practical, in-the-field R&D with a strong foundation in business economics to move projects from concept to successful execution.

I work with a wide range of clients, including: Government ministries, state PMUs, and DFIs on national agriculture programs. Commercial farms, estates, and cooperatives scaling for export-grade production. Investors and agribusinesses looking to design and execute scalable projects. Producers and processors targeting premium domestic and export markets. International institutions seeking capacity-building programs in developing economies.

Yes, absolutely. My expertise is grounded in the fundamental principles of agricultural systems such as hydrology, automation, climate management, and supply chain logistics which are universally applicable. My core skill is adapting these robust systems to the unique demands of different geographical climates, soil conditions, and market structures. This first-principles approach is the foundation that enables me to design and execute successful projects in any jurisdiction, whether across Africa or internationally. While many of my flagship projects are in Nigeria, I focus on building resilient agricultural systems that integrate technology and market strategy. Because the core of my work is based on these adaptable frameworks rather than location-specific methods, I can confidently engineer solutions that thrive in new contexts. My experience proves that a well-designed system, tailored to the local climate, will deliver results anywhere.

I offer a comprehensive set of services that cover strategy, implementation, and education. These include: Agribusiness Strategy & Transformation Sustainable & Regenerative Agriculture Equipment & Input Sourcing Policy & Institutional Advisory Agricultural Education & Capacity Building through e-learning and on-site training.

I offer several engagement models to fit different needs: Strategy Sprint (2–4 weeks): For rapid diagnosis, blueprinting, and creating a cost plan. Design & Build (6–16 weeks): Offers full design, vendor management, and launch support. Operate & Coach (Quarterly Retainer): Includes KPI reviews, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement. Independent Audit (1–2 weeks): A health check on existing programs or facilities with priority actions.

Typical deliverables are designed to be practical and actionable. Depending on the project, you can expect to receive items such as an executive deck, costed Bills of Quantities (BoQs), facility layouts, Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) manuals, M&E/KPI sheets, RFP packs, and training materials.

I have extensive hands-on experience pioneering and implementing agricultural technology in Nigeria. My flagship projects include: Establishing Africa's first automated hydroponic urban vertical farms. Designing a 200-hectare mechanised hibiscus estate with a centralized irrigation system and a 500kw solar power facility. Engineering Nigeria's first restaurant-integrated indoor grow system and rooftop greenhouse. I have a wide range of international colleagues and we share concepts, ideas and results to further educate ourselves on the impact of different models and systems in all our respective geographical locations.

Yes, empowering the next generation of agricultural leaders is a core part of my work. I have trained over 1,000 youths and women in modern agriculture. I offer both a unique e-learning platform with a curriculum based on real-world case studies and practical, hands-on training at my farm facilities, which serve as a living laboratory.

We can move quickly. For new engagements, Strategy Sprints can typically begin within 2–3 weeks.

The best way to start is to fill out the contact form on my website, or send an email briefly sharing your goals and timeline. You can also book a 30-minute discovery call via the booking link.

Strategy Sprints can begin within 2–3 weeks.


Yes—projects across Africa and intern.


We favor lightweight stacks and can bridge to existing tools.


Clear deliverables, milestone reviews, and KPI‑based acceptance.