projectEarn from the Soil

Earn from the Soil

About the Project

Project “Earn from the Soil” aims to diversify the South-South Nigerian economy beyond its traditional oil and gas dependency by showcasing the region’s rich agricultural potential and inviting investors to participate in sustainable farming ventures.

The South-South region of Nigeria, comprising Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, and Rivers states, possesses fertile lands and favorable climate conditions that make it ideal for various agricultural products.

By investing in these agricultural opportunities, you not only secure profitable returns but also contribute to the economic development of local communities and the environmental sustainability of the region.

Rice

Available in: Cross River, Delta, Edo
The South-South region produces high-quality rice varieties with growing demand both locally and internationally. Modern farming techniques have significantly increased yields in recent years.

Cassava

Available in: All South-South states
Cassava is a staple crop with diverse applications in food, industrial starch, and biofuel production. Its resilience to climate variations makes it a reliable investment.

Oil Palm

Available in: Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Edo, Delta
Oil palm thrives in the region’s climate, offering multiple revenue streams from palm oil, kernel oil, and biomass. The global demand for palm products continues to rise.

Fishery – Aquaculture

Available in: Rivers, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Delta
The region’s abundant water resources create perfect conditions for fish farming. Catfish, tilapia, and other species offer quick returns on investment.

Cocoa

Available in: Cross River, Edo
Premium cocoa varieties grow well in the region’s forest zones. The global chocolate industry’s demand for quality cocoa beans presents a lucrative opportunity.

Maize

Available in: Edo, Delta, Cross River
Maize cultivation benefits from the region’s rainfall patterns. The crop serves both human consumption and animal feed markets, ensuring steady demand.

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projectCommunity Voices

Community Voices: Empowering Citizens for Community Development

Community Voices is a civic engagement platform that empowers citizens in Nigeria’s South-South region to speak directly to those in power. Through open dialogue and active participation, we aim to bridge the gap between citizens and government, ensuring transparency, accountability, and inclusive development.

An initiative of the Presidency under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Tinubu’s administration, Community Voices is designed to make sure no one is left behind in the journey toward national transformation.

🎯 Our Vision

To build a connected and empowered community where citizens are active participants in the development of their society.

🧭 Our Mission

To establish a sustainable two-way communication channel between the government and citizens—fostering trust, promoting policy awareness, and driving people-powered development.

📌 Core Objectives

Engage Citizens in the development of their communities.
Educate & Inform the public on government policies and projects.
Empower Voices through platforms for feedback and dialogue.

Build Partnerships among citizens, government, and civil society.

🌱 Why It Matters

The South-South region—home to over 32 million Nigerians across 123 LGAs—faces unique challenges. Community Voices offers solutions by:

Improving communication between communities and leaders
Promoting inclusiveness in decision-making
Raising awareness of government efforts
Encouraging collaboration among all development stakeholders

📊 Expected Impact

Impact Area	Target Increase
Citizen participation	+30%
Gov’t-citizen collaboration	+25%
Policy awareness	+40%
Citizen-led initiatives	+20%

🧩 Stakeholders

Citizens from all 123 LGAs
Local and State Governments
Federal Ministries & MDAs
Community and Traditional Leaders
NGOs, CSOs, and CBOs
Private Sector Organizations
Faith-Based and
Media Organizations

Our Partners

Strategic Collaborators:

The Presidency
Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs
National Orientation Agency (NOA)
State & Local Government Councils

Support Partners:

Community-Based Organizations
Civil Society Networks
Traditional & Religious Institutions
International Development Partners
Media Outlets