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Kabir Bamidele Lawal

Market Systems & Livelihoods Specialist with a focus on scalable agriculture models

Kabir Lawal is a private sector development enthusiast with a strong focus on creating sustainable market systems in the agriculture sector. His expertise lies in developing and implementing strategies to address market constraints and drive market system change. Kabir is passionate about deploying scalable agriculture models to generate jobs, incomes, and alleviate poverty and insecurity. He holds a Diploma in Agricultural Business and Management, an MBA in General Management, and a B. Pharm in Pharmacy from reputable universities in Lagos. With a diverse work history in various organizations, including roles like Manager, Technical Operations at JMSF Agribusiness Nigeria Limited and Partnership at Nalle Business Partners, Kabir has honed his skills in market development and livelihood improvement.

Highlights

May 7 · linkedin

At the end of March, the Propcom+ project held a workshop in Jigawa state aiming to review the state agriculture policy and set it on the path to long-term sustainable agricultural development. I made a presentation on the market systems approach and its relevance within the operations of the state. With such new thinking, resources can be better managed while boosting farmers’ access to the much-needed inputs for improved agricultural output.

May 2 · linkedin

In March, I moderated a workshop on a baseline study on non-timber forest products (NTFPs) such as bitter kola, snails and honey in Benin City, Edo State. The study findings were presented by Dr. Samuel Dare, a renowned expert in the field. Besides the regular narrative about inadequate production, the underlying reasons were also enlightening. For instance, some trees considered sacred and untouchable by certain cultures and groups would have outsiders cut them down without thought. This puts into question the reliance on superstitions at the rural level. Honey farmers were particularly aggrieved. It was highlighted that herders frequently destroy hives to harvest honey for sale despite not setting up the hives. This has led to a decline in honey production in the south. The implementation of ranching will not only reduce the number of clashes with farmers but will indirectly increase the national honey production volumes.

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Nigeria