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Amo Farm secures 1,800 acres in Oyo to revolutionize Nigeria’s food security

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Amo Farm acquires acres of land in Oyo

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Oduntan further emphasized the crucial role of agriculture in national development, stating: “Agriculture remains the backbone of Nigeria’s long-term economic sustainability, and as a leading player in the sector, Amo Farm is committed to driving transformative growth.”

In a strategic move to bolster Nigeria’s food security and agricultural sustainability, Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery Ltd. has acquired 1,800 acres of farmland from UAC of Nigeria PLC in Maya, Ibarapa Local Government, Oyo State.

The acquisition, finalized on March 4, 2025, marks a significant investment aimed at expanding livestock production, fostering rural development, and strengthening the nation’s agricultural ecosystem.

The expansion aligns with Amo Farm’s long-term vision to increase access to affordable, high-quality animal protein.

The project will integrate seed multiplication, ruminant feed production, broiler and beef farming, and farmer training initiatives, creating jobs and supporting local communities.

Speaking on the development, Dr. Ayoola Oduntan, Group Managing Director of Amo Farm, outlined the company’s ambitious plans: “We are set to establish a 1.2 million broiler capacity, a world-class broiler processing plant, a beef processing facility, multiple hatcheries, fish ponds, and a dam. This investment reflects our commitment to building a self-sustaining agricultural ecosystem that not only strengthens food security but also empowers Nigeria’s farming sector.”

Oduntan further emphasized the crucial role of agriculture in national development, stating: “Agriculture remains the backbone of Nigeria’s long-term economic sustainability, and as a leading player in the sector, Amo Farm is committed to driving transformative growth.”

Representing UAC of Nigeria PLC, Mr. Obinna Ede acknowledged the community’s support and expressed confidence in Amo Farm’s ability to scale operations.

“The Maya community played a key role in our success, and we trust that Amo Farm will achieve even greater milestones here,” he said.

The event was attended by industry stakeholders, government officials, and financial partners.

The Baale of Maya, Baale Kareem Oyedotun, and the Jagun of Maya Land, Hon. Lateef Odediran, welcomed Amo Farm’s expansion and pledged the community’s support.

They also urged the company to provide employment opportunities to enhance the local economy.

 

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