Amicable Mondiale

WHY THEY CALL ME THE UNREPENTANT FARMER 🌱

People often ask me, "Why do you call yourself De Unrepentant Farmer?"

Because every time life tried to stop me, it gave me another reason to keep farming.

I started this journey after losing loved ones to food poisoning. I made a promise to help produce healthier, chemical-free food for my community.

I trained rice farmers in North-East Nigeria to grow rice without synthetic fertilizers. Their harvest was amazing, and with my share, I leased my own farm.

Then herdsmen destroyed my 40-acre rice farm.

While escaping, I fell off a motorcycle and suffered a severe arm injury.

That wound led me to research natural skincare, and today it has become one of our successful product lines.

Later, another farm was destroyed by grazing cattle. Instead of giving up, we turned our harvested groundnuts into premium groundnut oil and kuli-kuli.

Then motherhood inspired another innovation. After too many hospital visits because of malaria, I asked myself:

"If herbs can protect my livestock, why can't they protect my family?"

That question gave birth to our natural mosquito and sandfly repellent.

Today, that painful journey has grown into 38+ natural products, a 13-acre integrated farm in Ogun State, Nigeria, where we grow crops and raise almost every kind of livestock—except snakes! 😂 We also proudly export our products to customers around the world.

Every product we make has a story behind it.

A story of pain... turned into purpose.

A story of loss... turned into innovation.

So if you're going through a difficult season, don't let it define you.

Let it become the foundation of your next breakthrough.

That's why they call me De Unrepentant Farmer.

What's your own resilience story? I'd love to read it in the comments.

The Missing Link in Nigeria's Food Security Agenda

Yesterday was an inspiring and memorable day as I was honored with an award in recognition of my contribution to food security in Nigeria.

During the event, I was asked to share a policy recommendation that could strengthen our nation's food system. My response was clear: Nigeria urgently needs a national indigenous seed bank to preserve our local seed varieties before they disappear. These seeds are part of our heritage, biodiversity, and food sovereignty. Farmers should have access to them for cultivation, conservation, and future generations.

I also spoke about the importance of biofortified crops and the critical role of nutrition education. Mothers and caregivers must go beyond simply preparing meals; they need access to knowledge about the nutritional value of what they place on the family table and how food can contribute to healthier lives.

Nigeria is richly blessed with nourishing foods, medicinal plants, and agricultural resources. Yet, a lack of knowledge often leads many families to spend heavily on preventable health challenges when solutions may already exist in their backyards, farms, and even their plant pots.

Food security is not only about producing enough food—it is about preserving our agricultural heritage, improving nutrition, and empowering people with knowledge.

I remain committed to advancing sustainable agriculture, nutrition awareness, youth empowerment, and food security across Nigeria and Africa.

This award is not just a recognition of past efforts but a reminder of the work that still lies ahead.

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What if your next investment does not just sit on land…

…but works for you every single day?

Amicable Mondiale Farms presents a rare opportunity to own a fully structured income-generating integrated farm strategically located just 30 minutes drive from Lagos.

This is not empty land.

This is a ready agribusiness ecosystem built for multiple streams of agricultural revenue.

▪️ Standard Broiler Poultry Unit
▪️ Commercial Layers Poultry Unit
▪️ Functional Fishery Section
▪️Spacious Piggery Unit
▪️Productive Crop Production Fields
▪️ Economic Trees
▪️ Functional Borehole
▪️Modern 3 Bedroom Farm House/Store
▪️Processing/Operational Space
▪️Accessible Farm Entrance & Internal Road Network

Why this farm stands out:

Instead of investing in raw land and spending years building structures, sourcing labor, digging water, fencing, and organizing production…

👉you step into a farm where the infrastructure is already working in your favor.
👉Area is safe no open grazers around

👉This farm gives you a head start many spend years trying to build.

👉Agriculture is no longer just cultivation.

Agriculture is structured wealth creation when the right systems are in place.

This is one of such systems.

Serious enquiries, inspection and acquisition details are now open.

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+2347089164143
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Give to Gain

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of women who continue to shape families, communities, and industries.
At Amicable Mondiale Farms, we believe that when knowledge is shared, lives are transformed. In the spirit of this year’s theme “We Give to Gain,” we are giving back by offering FREE Entrepreneurship Enlightenment Sessions to:
• Youth forums
• Schools
• Community groups

This initiative is designed to inspire ladies and young people to discover opportunities in agribusiness, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

The first five groups or schools to reach out will receive this session completely FREE.
Let’s empower the next generation of entrepreneurs together. When we give knowledge, we all gain growth.

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Beauty of The Gen Z is in their Creative Minds

I was forming a shawarma wrap with my plantain flour when my little one, watching quietly from a corner of the kitchen, suggested we try using garri to make the wrap.
At first, it sounded funny… almost impossible. But I dared to try it—and with a little chicken fat to soften the hardness, we ended up with a unique, edible wrapper!
This playful moment reminded me of the incredible creative potential of young people and how much they could achieve if we get them involved early in farming and agro-innovation.

As a clinical psychologist for children and young people, I speak in schools and training programs to show students the importance and dignity in labour, while teaching them that growing their food is just as vital as growing their knowledge.
Through initiatives like Agro-Innovators Day, embedded in school systems, exposing students to practical farming, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

The goal is simple: equip them with the skills, mindset, and confidence to become tomorrow’s agro-Innovators and change-makers.
These and many more are things I gathered from African Food Changemakers

Young minds + practical experience = limitless possibilities.
To the educators, school administrators and parents reading this: How are you helping the next generation connect knowledge with action and practical skills? How are you nurturing creativity in them? Can you share your experiences

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-Innovators