First hub candidate with access to the Minna-Abuja corridor.
Flagship platform
Nigeria Livestock Transformation and Food Security Platform.
A planned USD 25B, 10-year infrastructure program to build six export-grade halal processing hub townships across Northern Nigeria with national cold chain, embedded energy, housing, water, and market access.
6
Hub townships
80K-120K MT
Planned cold-chain capacity
50-80
Aggregation stations
342 MW
Base captive renewable capacity
From crisis to commerce
A formal market system for pastoral production.
The platform is designed to replace the economics of open grazing with the economics of formal market access: published prices, mobile payments, veterinary services, feedlot conditioning, traceability, and reliable offtake.
Each animal is intended to move through a transparent chain from purchasing station to feedlot, processing, packaging, cold storage, and final market.
Footprint
Six-state northern corridor with national distribution.
Northeast logistics position and planned second hub sequencing.
Livestock corridor access around established commercial zones.
Northwest route toward Kano and cross-border supply.
Positioned near existing livestock markets and regional routes.
Northwest livestock corridor and cross-border aggregation.
Infrastructure lanes
The platform is built as one integrated system.
Processing hubs
Halal slaughter, fabrication, rendering, dairy, packaging, and food safety systems.
Feedlots and agriculture
Feedlot conditioning, irrigated cropping, grazing rehabilitation, feed mills, and veterinary access.
Cold chain and distribution
Hub-adjacent cold storage, national distribution centers, satellite depots, and refrigerated fleets.
Power and water
Solar, biogas, battery storage, water supply, treatment, recycling, and campus utilities.
Housing and civic assets
Worker housing, schools, clinics, markets, childcare, and community services around each hub.
Traceability and reporting
RFID livestock tracking, enterprise resource planning, temperature monitoring, and investor reporting.
Development path
Stage-gated execution.
- Stage 1 Business plan, platform concept, and initial capital assessment.
- Stage 2 Due diligence, site surveys, environmental and social review, engineering specifications, and financial model validation.
- Stage 3 Term sheet, special purpose vehicles, state participation packages, and investment committee approvals.
- Stage 4 Engineering, procurement, and construction contracts, insurance, bonding, and financial-close conditions.