Kayode is a forward-thinking agripreneur whose roots in farming run deep into the red soils of Nigeria and the green fields of possibility. With an eye for tradition and a hand on innovation, Kayode is building farming ventures that connect heritage to modern markets—bridging the gap between local farmers and global opportunities.

His ventures span palm oil, cassava, and African food value chains, each driven by a single belief: Nigeria’s soil is wealth, and farming is the key to unlocking it. From working with smallholder farmers to exploring large-scale agribusiness models, he is committed to creating systems that empower rural communities, improve yields, and ensure food security.

At the heart of his journey is palm oil farming—a sector once dominated by Nigeria but now struggling for revival. Kayode’s vision is to re-energize this legacy crop by promoting sustainable methods, investing in improved seedlings, and adopting modern processing techniques. His approach isn’t just about productivity; it is about building an ecosystem where farmers, communities, and investors thrive together.

Beyond palm oil, his work in cassava, vegetable production speaks to his passion for African food culture. He understands that farming is not only about feeding bellies but also about preserving identity. 

Looking forward, his goal is bold yet clear: to transform Nigerian farming from subsistence to sustainable prosperity, harnessing technology, heritage, and creativity. Whether through palm oil plantations, cassava harvesting, or cultural food products, Kayode’s ventures carry one message—our land holds power, and our hands can turn it into wealth.