Discover how FSSS’s aggregation model helped smallholder farmers in across Nigeria boost income, reduce losses, and secure better markets.

Discover how FSSS’s aggregation model helped smallholder farmers in across Nigeria boost income, reduce losses, and secure better markets.
In 2024, the Foundation expanded its reach to Plateau State, marking a significant milestone in its mission to transform smallholder farming in North-Central Nigeria. With this expansion, the Foundation now operates in twelve (12) states..
Mba Agi is a vibrant farming community in Makurdi Local Government Area, home to around 4,000 farmers, most of whom depend on smallholder farming for their livelihoods. However, smallholders in this community have long faced..
In its inaugural year in Benue State, the Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS) achieved remarkable milestones, helping put the state on the path to reclaim its status as the ‘food basket of the Nation.’
In honour of the 2025 International Day of Education, the Foundation is proud to announce the release of its 2024 Impact Report.
ABUJA, NIGERIA: We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website, which is now live at fsssolutions.org! This marks an exciting milestone in our ongoing mission to better serve smallholder farmers across Nigeria. ..
From Monday 13th to Wednesday 15th January 2025, the Foundation convened its members at its Abuja headquarters for the 2025 Strategic Planning, Capacity Building, and Refresher Meeting. This pivotal gathering marked the first major event..
See how Gambo Ajako Angba and the AVISA programme are transforming Zango-Gitata farmers’ lives with improved yields and better opportunities.
Addressing Nigeria’s food security challenges demands a holistic approach that tackles these root issues while ensuring sustainability.
Food security remains a significant concern in Nigeria, approximately 25.3% of the population is undernourished amongst other issues in the agric sector