The Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing system for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) was launched in 2011 and incorporated in 2013 by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as a dynamic, holistic USD500 Million public-private initiative to catalyse the flow of finance and investments into fixed agricultural value chains.

NIRSAL seeks to address the causes of low funding levels in the agriculture sector, including lack of understanding of the sector, perceived high risks, complex credit assessment processes/procedures, and high transaction costs.

Agriculture & Farming

NIRSAL Connect

Aliyu Abdulhameed

Yalo Okpanachi

Nkemdilim Eze-Oti

Ujo Egboja

Theodore Uzoma Aligwekwe

Omoyemi Akande

Noel Dilli

Imhokhai Azebeokhai

Ariyo Olanrewaju

Alaba Adeniyi

Mabel Douglas

Bsc Iliya Nkosi Smah Msc Finance, Fca, Acti, Prince2 (UK)

Hassan Haruna Ginsau

Msc Mubarak Ahmed Prince 2 ®

The Agricultural and Value Chain Finance team at NIRSAL Connect is responsible for facilitating the flow of finance and investments into the agricultural sector by managing risk analysis, credit guarantees, and investment services. They aim to enhance the efficiency and productivity of agricultural value chains by addressing financing challenges and fostering robust investment opportunities in agriculture.

Agricultural and Value Chain Finance

Analysts

Field Operations Team

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