Agriculture was the key development in the rise of sedentary human civilization, whereby farming of domesticated species created food surpluses that enabled people to live. With this we can see that the need for mechanized farming can never be over emphasized.
The emergence of the Nigeria Agricultural Mechanization & Equipment Leasing Company (NAMEL) is indeed a light at the end of the tunnel in a time of national economic melt down and population explosion.
NAMEL, who is already out building and delivering multi-stakeholders Mechanization intervention programmes with robust technical and financial capacity and operating through a network of equipment of Leasing/Hiring agents has already signed a joint memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD), John Deere, Tractor Owners & Operators Association of Nigeria (TOOAN), and Tractors Owners & Hiring Facilities Association of Nigeria (TOHFAN) on a private sector-driven mechanization programme.
The company in it’s Equipment Leasing Model (ELM) guarantees farmers access to available, accessable, and affordable Mechanization services in a substainable basis through the Agriculture Equipment Hiring Enterprise (AEHE) in such a way that it reduce to the minimum the financing barriers of working key stakeholders to create destination point for critical sectoral players with advance local engineering capacity to increase agricultural productivity.
With the establishment of NAMEL’s SMART farm that is designed to optimize the use of farm machineries that tends to provide user education to increase productivity of farmers (increase yield by hectare up to 300). The company further seeks the partnership of State/local governments, Mechanization services providers (MSP), Agricultural insurance companies, local/international financial institutions, Agricultural machinery manufacturers and representatives amongst others to make life easier for the general public.
NAMEL also has the best mechanized ecosystem, where all stakeholders get the best values for their investments.
For enquiries and partnership offers, you can visit NAMEL at No. 51. Anthony Enahoro street Utako Abuja or contact us on 08034126115 or visit www.namel.ng,
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