How Doma Jibrin Bala, a man and the Foundations’ Farmers’ Hub, are transforming agriculture in Doma Town, empowering farmers for growth.

How Doma Jibrin Bala, a man and the Foundations’ Farmers’ Hub, are transforming agriculture in Doma Town, empowering farmers for growth.
Market access is a challenge for smallholder farmers in Nigeria and FSSS through the Farmers’ Hubs connect farmers like Jesse Aondongou to markets.
Theresa Markus, a hub manager for the Foundation in Nasarawa-Eggon, has seen first-hand the programme’s impact on the lives of local farmers and her career.
Over the past weekend, the Foundation held a transformative two-day Farmers’ Field Day event in two communities within the Gboko Local Government Area of Benue State.
Terry Ligom, a trained agronomist with a Master’s degree and a background in crop post-harvest management, has seen his life and career transformed through the support of the Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS).
It is a known fact that Nigeria relies heavily on smallholder farmers, who supply approximately 80% of the nation’s food.
In Nigeria, smallholder farmers play a crucial role in the agricultural sector – one of the cornerstones of the country’s economy.
In Gwagwalada, a bustling suburb and agricultural hub nestled in the heart of the capital city of Abuja, a quiet revolution is taking place, transforming the lives of local smallholder farmers.
The Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS) is a new non-profit organisation, committed to empowering Nigeria’s smallholder farmers.