Agri-Investment and Capital Markets Forum (AICM 2025)
5th Edition
24th April, 2025
Lagos, Nigeria
Theme: Cultivating Change: Agri-Food Investments as a Catalyst for Industrialization
365d
24h
60m
60s
Delegates
300+
Speakers
10+
Sessions
4+
Exhibitors
10+
Welcome to the 5th Edition Agri-Investment and Capital Markets Conference (AICM 2025)
Despite its vast agricultural potential, Nigeria faces challenges in scaling its agro-value chains due to inadequate financing, weak infrastructure, and inefficient market systems. The 5th Agri-Investment and Capital Markets Conference (AICM) 2025 aims to catalyze transformative investments in Africa’s agro-value chains. With an ambitious investment target of $50 million.
AICM 2025 will serve as a premier platform to bridge critical investment gaps and enhance export competitiveness within the agribusiness sector. The 2025 theme is particularly aligned with current trends and efforts to priorities Nigeria’s diversification of the economy, and tap into potential lucrative global agro-export markets.
Building on the momentum of previous editions, which collectively facilitated over $12 million in commitments and (32) strategic partnership deals, AICM 2025 is uniquely positioned to deliver impactful outcomes. The event will connect diverse stakeholders, including investors, agribusiness leaders, and policymakers, to enable sustainable growth, resilience, and global market integration.
Our Sponsor
Our Partners
AICM2025 Objectives
1
Mobilize up to $50 million in investments across Nigeria’s agri-food value chains.
2
Create a platform for match-making trade and investment deals, fostering collaboration between stakeholders.
3
Highlight opportunities within maize, rice, soybean, casava and other key value chains to attract targeted investments.
4
Showcase innovative financing mechanisms and opportunities to overcome barriers to capital access in the sector.
5
Facilitate dialogue on policy reforms and frameworks to support a robust agri-food investment climate.
6
Provide insights on macroeconomic reforms and their impact on investment and trade within the agri-food sector.
Mr. Mohammed Abu Ibrahim
Executive Secretary
National Agriculture Development Fund (NADF)
Our Speakers
Dr. Lekan Tobe
Country Director (Nigeria)
Heifer International
Mrs Blessing Irabor-Oza
President
Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT)
Oluwafunto Olasemo
Chief Operating Officer
AFEX Commodities Exchange
Kehinde F. Akanni
Program Manager
Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN)
Tosin Ojo
Partner
Sahel Capital
Peter Wamburu
Vice President
Vested World
Akwugo Onuekwusi
Associate Director, West Africa
Acumen Resilient Agriculture Fund
Lamissa Abiodun
Investment Professional
Africa Finance Cooperation
Toni Sanni
Acting Managing Director
Emerging Africa
Adeoluwa Michael Adeshola
Chief Executive Officer / Group Managing Director
Arzikin Norma
Atinuke Lebile
Chief Executive Officer
Catofoods
Nkechi Amangbo
VP Liquidity, Commodities, Global Markets
Moneda Invest
Abdullahi Idris Umar
Executive Director
One 17 Capital Limited
Yosola Onanuga
Head of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (RICE)
TGI Group
Awojoodu Lanre
Chief Executive Officer
Sourcing and Produce Ltd
Wilfrid Korsaga
Managing Director
Asset & Resource Management Holding Company (ARM HoldCo)
Uwadiale Agenmonmen
Group Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer
Raedial Farms
AICM2025 Registration