Built for the farmers of Okeho, for the food basket of Oyo State.
Okeho is the headquarters of Kajola Local Government Area, in the Oke-Ogun zone of Oyo North Senatorial District. This platform was created so the farmers of Okeho and the villages around it can sell their harvest fairly, share knowledge openly, and welcome buyers from anywhere in Nigeria.
From the valley, with the support of the community.
For generations, Okeho has been a hardworking, business-savvy town tucked into a valley surrounded by hills, palm groves, and farmland. Cassava, yam, maize, palm produce, melon, pepper, plantain, and vegetables move through the town's markets every week.
Yet too many farmers still depend on a single trader who comes to the farm gate. Produce spoils. Prices stay flat. Knowledge stays locked inside a few experienced hands. This platform changes that — by giving every farmer a profile, every harvest a listing, and every buyer a direct line.
We work alongside community leaders, the Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho, and partners like OYSADA and the Oke-Ogun Green Revolution to make sure farming here continues to be a path to opportunity for our young people.
Our mission
Give every Okeho farmer a fair, direct way to sell their harvest — and the tools to grow more of it, sustainably.
Our vision
Okeho recognised across Nigeria as a centre of innovative, well-organised, and prosperous agriculture.
Community support
Endorsed by traditional leadership including the Onjo of Okeho, His Royal Majesty Oba Rafiu Osuolale Mustapha, Adeitan II.
One platform, the whole Kajola farming community.
Farmers from across Okeho and the founding villages around it are welcome: