Niger Foods Security and Logistics Company Ltd has been named the Most Productive Agricultural and Food Processing Company in Africa. The honour was bestowed by the Trans-African Youth Development Initiative (TAYI) during a national executive meeting held at the United Nations Assembly in Johannesburg, South Africa. This was disclosed in a press statement issued on August 5, 2025, by Rashidat AbdulRahman, Information Officer at Niger Foods. While presenting the award at the company’s headquarters on Tuesday, Bakare Luqman, TAYI’s leader, commended the company for its consistent excellence in food production and its positive impact on communities across the continent. He…
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