Bank of Agriculture Opens Applications for Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value-Chain Fund 2026/2027
Bank of Agriculture Opens Applications for Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value-Chain Fund 2026/2027
Programme: Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value-Chain Fund (RH-SHF)
Financing Cycle: Dry Season 2026/2027
Application Deadline: 2 November 2026
Eligible Applicants: Farmer Aggregator Companies (FACs), aggregators and offtakers
About the Programme
The Bank of Agriculture (BOA) is inviting eligible and competent Farmer Aggregator Companies to express interest in becoming accredited aggregation partners under the Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value-Chain Fund.
The programme is designed to provide affordable financing, quality agricultural inputs, extension services, and structured market access for smallholder farmers across Nigeria.
Aggregation partners play a key role in mobilising farmers, distributing agricultural inputs, supporting production, aggregating harvested produce, and connecting farmers to reliable markets.
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is suitable for:
- Farmer Aggregator Companies seeking accreditation under the programme.
- Agricultural aggregators working with smallholder farmers.
- Offtakers seeking financing support for their farmer networks during the dry season.
What Support Is Available?
The programme is designed to facilitate access to:
- Affordable agricultural credit.
- Quality seeds and fertilisers.
- Crop protection products.
- Agricultural extension services and production support.
- Structured market linkages and guaranteed market off-take arrangements.
How to Apply
Interested and eligible applicants should visit the official programme website to review the requirements and submit their applications.
Application Deadline: 2 November 2026
For Enquiries
Telephone: 0700 220 1230
Email: customerservice@boanig.com
Eligible agricultural aggregators and offtakers are encouraged to apply and explore this opportunity to support smallholder farmers during the 2026/2027 dry season.
