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Our Managing Partner, Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli Nwuneli describes agriculture in Africa as “the new gold”. “Agriculture is the new gold. The potential is huge, “she says energetically. And calculates: In 2050 Africa will be home to 2.4 billion people. If every one of them spends one dollar a day on food, the result is a billion-dollar business. “If everyone spends $ 10 every day, we’re talking about $ 8.76 trillion in annual revenue.”
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