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All Farmers Association of Nigeria
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All Farmers Association of Nigeria
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afannigeria.com
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2004
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All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) is a Nigerian cooperative association that operates a digital KYC and farmer-registration platform serving Nigerian smallholder farmers nationwide. The association markets itself as the official national body for farmers and reports 15,000,000+ registered members across all 36 Nigerian states plus the FCT, with ₦2.5B+ in loans facilitated through membership.

The core platform is the AFAN KYC system, a web-based registration product that takes farmers through a four-step flow: account creation, submission of personal and farming details with required document uploads, payment of a ₦5,000 ID card issuance fee via a secure payment gateway, and delivery of an official AFAN ID card. The ID card functions as the membership credential and the gating artifact for access to government agricultural programs, training workshops, and agricultural loan benefits. AFAN complements the digital self-service site (afannigeria.com) with a dedicated Agent Portal that enables trained field agents to onboard farmers in rural and remote areas where digital access is limited; agents earn commission for completed registrations. Data handling is governed by an NDPR-aligned privacy policy with encryption and hashing of sensitive identifiers such as BVN and NIN, and access restricted to authorized personnel.

The business model is a freemium, one-time-fee structure: basic membership registration is free, while monetization is concentrated in the ₦5,000 ID card issuance fee. The go-to-market motion is hybrid — direct digital self-service for internet-connected farmers and a commissioned agent network for the rural long tail. No external funding, no headcount data, and no management team details are disclosed, and the organization is described in its own footer as "AFAN Cooperative."

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All Farmers Association of Nigeria operates a digital KYC registration platform serving 15,000,000+ smallholder farmers across 36 Nigerian states, issuing official ID cards that enable access to government agricultural programs, training, and ₦2.5B+ in facilitated loans.

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HeadquartersAbuja, Nigeria
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Abuja
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Nigeria
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Africa
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
farmer association services, agricultural identity verification, farmer membership registration, cooperative agricultural services, farmer KYC platform
Industry3 codes
PRIMARYFSAMAMAN
Data, Evidence & Document Verification (IDV) for KYC
Financial & Insurance/Payments & Transaction Processing/Payment Compliance, KYC/AML & Screening
SECONDARYAFAGALAA
Farm Management & Decision Support Software (FMIS, ERP, Recordkeeping)
Agriculture & Food Production/Crop Farming/Precision Agriculture Technology
SECONDARYHDADAAAF
Identity Verification & Proofing (IDV, KYC, Biometrics)
Hardware, Technology & Telecom/Cybersecurity/Identity & Access Management (IAM)
SIC code2 codes
  • Agricultural Services700
  • Finance Services6199
Product category
Agricultural Cooperative Services
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model2 records
1ID Card Issuance Fee
TypeOne Time License
Description

Farmers pay a one-time fee of ₦5,000 for ID card development and issuance. This covers the cost of card production, verification processing, and membership activation.

afannigeria.com
2Membership Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Free basic registration to join the association; revenue generated through ID card fees and potentially future premium services. Facilitates access to loans totaling ₦2.5B+ for members.

afannigeria.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details2 tiers
1Basic Farmer Membership - Free registration with paid ID card
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Registration is free. Farmers pay ₦5,000 for official AFAN ID card development via secure payment gateway. The ID card provides official recognition, access to government programs, and agricultural loan benefits.

afannigeria.com
2Agent Partnership - Commission-based farmer registration
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Agents earn commission and build reputation by helping farmers register. Specific commission rates not publicly disclosed.

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B2C
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Services
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AFAN operates a digital registration and identity verification platform that onboards Nigerian farmers as official members of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria. Members complete a four-step registration (account creation, document submission including NIN/BVN, ₦5,000 ID card fee payment, and ID card delivery) to receive an official AFAN ID card granting access to government agricultural programs, training, extension services, and facilitated agricultural loans.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • 15,000,000+ farmers registered across Nigeria
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

All Farmers Association of Nigeria operates a unified platform centered on the AFAN KYC Platform, which serves as the core registration and identity verification system for farmers. The ecosystem includes the Agent Portal, enabling designated agents to onboard farmers in rural and remote areas, and the AFAN ID Card as the tangible membership credential. Farmers complete a four-step registration process involving account creation, document submission, ID fee payment (₦5,000), and ID card delivery. The platform facilitates connections with over 15 million registered farmers across 36 states and has facilitated ₦2.5B+ in loans.

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1AFAN KYC Platform
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Peers10 records
TypeRegional player
Description

Nigerian agri-tech operating a digital platform that connects smallholder farmers to mechanization, financing, and inputs. Comparable as a fellow Nigerian digital agriculture platform serving smallholder farmers with identity, financing, and extension touchpoints.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Ghanaian agri-tech providing digital advisory, input marketplace, and data services to smallholder farmers across Africa. Comparable as an emerging player building farmer registries, digital records, and last-mile agent networks for African agriculture.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global farm management software provider offering digital recordkeeping, agronomy, and farm ERP. Comparable as a broad incumbent FMIS whose recordkeeping and farm-data approach parallels AFAN's digital farmer-registration platform.

TypeRegional player
Description

Kenyan B2B food distribution platform working with smallholder farmers and using digital procurement and identity tools. Comparable as a regional African agriculture platform digitizing smallholder relationships at scale.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Kenyan agri-fintech using alternative data and mobile channels to underwrite and serve smallholder farmers with inputs, credit, and advice. Comparable as an emerging player using digital identity/KYC to deliver financial services to smallholder farmers in Africa.

TypeRegional player
Description

Nigerian agricultural franchise supporting smallholder farmers with input loans, training, and offtake. Comparable as a domestic peer delivering farmer registration-style services plus credit and extension to Nigerian smallholders.

TypeEmerging player
Description

African agricultural insurance and advisory firm operating farmer registration and data services at scale across multiple African markets. Comparable as an emerging player combining farmer identity, government partnerships, and financial-access products.

TypeRegional player
Description

Nigerian digital agriculture platform enabling smallholder farmer access to financing, training, and markets. Comparable as a domestic peer building farmer identity, trust, and capital-access services in the same Nigerian agricultural ecosystem.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global farm management and precision agriculture platform with digital recordkeeping, agronomy, and sensor-driven insights. Comparable as a broad incumbent in the FMIS category that AFAN's farmer-registry platform overlaps with.

TypeOthers
Description

African national-level smallholder farmer associations that aggregate members, advocate for policy, and channel programs/credit. Comparable thematically as the closest organizational analogue to AFAN outside Nigeria.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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All Farmers Association of Nigeria

Agricultural Cooperative Servicesafannigeria.com

All Farmers Association of Nigeria operates a digital KYC registration platform serving 15,000,000+ smallholder farmers across 36 Nigerian states, issuing official ID cards that enable access to government agricultural programs, training, and ₦2.5B+ in facilitated loans.

What All Farmers Association of Nigeria does

All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) is a Nigerian cooperative association that operates a digital KYC and farmer-registration platform serving Nigerian smallholder farmers nationwide. The association markets itself as the official national body for farmers and reports 15,000,000+ registered members across all 36 Nigerian states plus the FCT, with ₦2.5B+ in loans facilitated through membership.

The core platform is the AFAN KYC system, a web-based registration product that takes farmers through a four-step flow: account creation, submission of personal and farming details with required document uploads, payment of a ₦5,000 ID card issuance fee via a secure payment gateway, and delivery of an official AFAN ID card. The ID card functions as the membership credential and the gating artifact for access to government agricultural programs, training workshops, and agricultural loan benefits. AFAN complements the digital self-service site (afannigeria.com) with a dedicated Agent Portal that enables trained field agents to onboard farmers in rural and remote areas where digital access is limited; agents earn commission for completed registrations. Data handling is governed by an NDPR-aligned privacy policy with encryption and hashing of sensitive identifiers such as BVN and NIN, and access restricted to authorized personnel.

The business model is a freemium, one-time-fee structure: basic membership registration is free, while monetization is concentrated in the ₦5,000 ID card issuance fee. The go-to-market motion is hybrid — direct digital self-service for internet-connected farmers and a commissioned agent network for the rural long tail. No external funding, no headcount data, and no management team details are disclosed, and the organization is described in its own footer as "AFAN Cooperative."

All Farmers Association of Nigeria firmographics

Firmographics
Name
All Farmers Association of Nigeria
Legal name
All Farmers Association of Nigeria
Website
https://afannigeria.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2004
Operating status
Operating
Short description
All Farmers Association of Nigeria operates a digital KYC registration platform serving 15,000,000+ smallholder farmers across 36 Nigerian states, issuing official ID cards that enable access to government agricultural programs, training, and ₦2.5B+ in facilitated loans.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

All Farmers Association of Nigeria industry classification

Industry
Product category
Agricultural Cooperative Services
SIC
Agricultural Services (700), Finance Services (6199)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYFSAMAMAN
Data, Evidence & Document Verification (IDV) for KYC
Financial & Insurance/Payments & Transaction Processing/Payment Compliance, KYC/AML & Screening
SECONDARYAFAGALAA
Farm Management & Decision Support Software (FMIS, ERP, Recordkeeping)
Agriculture & Food Production/Crop Farming/Precision Agriculture Technology
SECONDARYHDADAAAF
Identity Verification & Proofing (IDV, KYC, Biometrics)
Hardware, Technology & Telecom/Cybersecurity/Identity & Access Management (IAM)

Keywords

  • Farmer association services
  • Agricultural identity verification
  • Farmer membership registration
  • Cooperative agricultural services
  • Farmer KYC platform

Where All Farmers Association of Nigeria is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Abuja
HQ country
Nigeria
HQ region
Africa

Markets served

All Farmers Association of Nigeria business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. ID Card Issuance Fee: Farmers pay a one-time fee of ₦5,000 for ID card development and issuance. This covers the cost of card production, verification processing, and membership activation.
  2. Membership Services: Free basic registration to join the association; revenue generated through ID card fees and potentially future premium services. Facilitates access to loans totaling ₦2.5B+ for members.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumPay-as-you-goBasic Farmer Membership - Free registration with paid ID card
OtherPay-as-you-goAgent Partnership - Commission-based farmer registration

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

All Farmers Association of Nigeria product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AFAN operates a digital registration and identity verification platform that onboards Nigerian farmers as official members of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria. Members complete a four-step registration (account creation, document submission including NIN/BVN, ₦5,000 ID card fee payment, and ID card delivery) to receive an official AFAN ID card granting access to government agricultural programs, training, extension services, and facilitated agricultural loans.

Product overview

All Farmers Association of Nigeria operates a unified platform centered on the AFAN KYC Platform, which serves as the core registration and identity verification system for farmers. The ecosystem includes the Agent Portal, enabling designated agents to onboard farmers in rural and remote areas, and the AFAN ID Card as the tangible membership credential. Farmers complete a four-step registration process involving account creation, document submission, ID fee payment (₦5,000), and ID card delivery. The platform facilitates connections with over 15 million registered farmers across 36 states and has facilitated ₦2.5B+ in loans.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • AFAN KYC Platform

Quantifiable outcome

  • 15,000,000+ farmers registered across Nigeria
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use All Farmers Association of Nigeria

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

All Farmers Association of Nigeria technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

All Farmers Association of Nigeria partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

All Farmers Association of Nigeria competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Regional players

  • Hello Tractor: Nigerian agri-tech operating a digital platform that connects smallholder farmers to mechanization, financing, and inputs. Comparable as a fellow Nigerian digital agriculture platform serving smallholder farmers with identity, financing, and extension touchpoints.
  • Twiga Foods: Kenyan B2B food distribution platform working with smallholder farmers and using digital procurement and identity tools. Comparable as a regional African agriculture platform digitizing smallholder relationships at scale.
  • Babban Gona: Nigerian agricultural franchise supporting smallholder farmers with input loans, training, and offtake. Comparable as a domestic peer delivering farmer registration-style services plus credit and extension to Nigerian smallholders.
  • Farmcrowdy: Nigerian digital agriculture platform enabling smallholder farmer access to financing, training, and markets. Comparable as a domestic peer building farmer identity, trust, and capital-access services in the same Nigerian agricultural ecosystem.

Emerging players

  • Farmerline: Ghanaian agri-tech providing digital advisory, input marketplace, and data services to smallholder farmers across Africa. Comparable as an emerging player building farmer registries, digital records, and last-mile agent networks for African agriculture.
  • Apollo Agriculture: Kenyan agri-fintech using alternative data and mobile channels to underwrite and serve smallholder farmers with inputs, credit, and advice. Comparable as an emerging player using digital identity/KYC to deliver financial services to smallholder farmers in Africa.
  • Pula Advisors: African agricultural insurance and advisory firm operating farmer registration and data services at scale across multiple African markets. Comparable as an emerging player combining farmer identity, government partnerships, and financial-access products.

Broad incumbents

  • AGRIVI: Global farm management software provider offering digital recordkeeping, agronomy, and farm ERP. Comparable as a broad incumbent FMIS whose recordkeeping and farm-data approach parallels AFAN's digital farmer-registration platform.
  • CropX: Global farm management and precision agriculture platform with digital recordkeeping, agronomy, and sensor-driven insights. Comparable as a broad incumbent in the FMIS category that AFAN's farmer-registry platform overlaps with.

Others

  • National Smallholder Farmers' Association (Kenya): African national-level smallholder farmer associations that aggregate members, advocate for policy, and channel programs/credit. Comparable thematically as the closest organizational analogue to AFAN outside Nigeria.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

All Farmers Association of Nigeria social profiles

Digital presence

All Farmers Association of Nigeria compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance1 record

All Farmers Association of Nigeria financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

All Farmers Association of Nigeria leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

All Farmers Association of Nigeria funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

All Farmers Association of Nigeria M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about All Farmers Association of Nigeria

What does All Farmers Association of Nigeria do?

AFAN operates a digital registration and identity verification platform that onboards Nigerian farmers as official members of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria. Members complete a four-step registration (account creation, document submission including NIN/BVN, ₦5,000 ID card fee payment, and ID card delivery) to receive an official AFAN ID card granting access to government agricultural programs, training, extension services, and facilitated agricultural loans.

Is All Farmers Association of Nigeria a public or private company?

All Farmers Association of Nigeria is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was All Farmers Association of Nigeria founded?

All Farmers Association of Nigeria was founded in 2004.

Where is All Farmers Association of Nigeria based?

All Farmers Association of Nigeria is headquartered in Abuja, Nigeria, in the Africa region.

How does All Farmers Association of Nigeria make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. ID Card Issuance Fee is the primary driver. The others are membership Services.

Who are All Farmers Association of Nigeria's main competitors?

Regional players on record are Hello Tractor, Twiga Foods, Babban Gona and Farmcrowdy. Emerging players are Farmerline, Apollo Agriculture and Pula Advisors. Broad incumbents are AGRIVI and CropX. National Smallholder Farmers' Association (Kenya) is listed as an others.

Does All Farmers Association of Nigeria have an API?

No public API is recorded for All Farmers Association of Nigeria.

What industry is All Farmers Association of Nigeria in?

All Farmers Association of Nigeria's product category is Agricultural Cooperative Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAMAMAN, Data, Evidence & Document Verification (IDV) for KYC, with a secondary code of AFAGALAA, Farm Management & Decision Support Software (FMIS, ERP, Recordkeeping). Its SIC code is 700.

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Punch NewspapersFarmers blame high transport costs for rising food pricesNigeria's food inflation rose sharply in September 2026, with Lagos, Imo, and Ondo seeing the largest year-on-year increases, while Taraba and Yobe saw declines. The All Farmers Association of Nigeria president attributed the rise to higher transport costs, noting production in northern states like Taraba keeps prices lower in neighboring areas.Punch NewspapersBOA, AFAN to finance 400,000 dry-season farmersThe Bank of Agriculture partnered with the All-Farmers Association of Nigeria to finance 400,000 farmers for the 2026 dry-season farming cycle. The initiative, under the Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value Chain Fund, provides financing, irrigation toolkits, and equipment to sustain production beyond the main season.Punch Newspapers2027: Abia farmers endorse PDP governorship candidateOver 40,000 Abia farmers endorsed PDP governorship candidate Dr Kelechi Anosike for the February 6, 2027 election. The All Farmers Association of Nigeria cited his agricultural policies, including Operation Feed Abia and farm mechanisation. Anosike agreed to create a farmers' directorate in his campaign council.Punch NewspapersFarmers Group Seeks Support for Tinubu's Agricultural AgendaThe All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) has urged farmers to support President Bola Tinubu’s agricultural transformation agenda, citing improved security on farmlands as a key factor enabling production recovery. AFAN highlighted its partnership with the Federal Ministry of Defence and announced plans for the Nigerian-Brazilian International Agric Exhibition in November 2026 to promote mechanized agriculture.THISDAYLIVEFood security: FG Distributes Fertilizers to Edo Farmers – THISDAYLIVEThe federal government of Nigeria has begun distributing fertilizers to farmers in Edo State under the National Agricultural Development Fund (NADF) initiative, with approximately 12,160 bags handed over to the Edo State Chapter of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN). NADF Executive Secretary Mohammed Ibrahim flagged off the distribution and emphasized the program aims to address food security by increasing farmers' yields and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Officials warned beneficiaries against selling the fertilizers, cautioning that such actions could jeopardize future agricultural interventions for the state.Punch NewspapersFarmers hail northern govs’ move to tackle insecurityThe All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) has commended the Northern Governors' Forum for establishing the Northern Security Trust Fund and pledging N1bn monthly to tackle insecurity across the region. AFAN National President Muhammad Gettado stated that the initiative would improve security in farming communities, encourage increased agricultural production, and strengthen national food security. The association also praised the inauguration of the fund's management board, expressing confidence that resources would be managed transparently and effectively.Vanguard NewsFood prices may drop by next harvest – Farmers associationThe All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) stated that food prices are likely to decline by the next harvest season if governments improve security and reduce production costs for farmers. Deputy Chairman Shakin Agbayewa identified insecurity, high fertilizer prices, and rising fuel costs as primary drivers of current food inflation in Nigeria. The association urged the government to provide subsidized inputs and infrastructure to enable increased agricultural production.Vanguard NewsAFAN to FG: Create National Committee to curb farmer–herder clashesAFAN president Mohammed Magaji urged the Federal Government to establish a national committee to prevent farmer-herder clashes, citing insecurity in the North-West and North-East. He noted that banditry and Boko Haram have made farming impossible in 78-80% of Borno's local government areas. He suggested a prevention-focused committee, drawing on Gombe State's success.Vanguard NewsVANGUARD ECONOMIC DISCOURSE: Farmers, food entrepreneurs brainstorm for sector growthNigeria's agriculture and food sector will host the Vanguard Economic Discourse on April 22, 2026, with the theme 'Food Security and Socio-economic Stability: Options for Nigeria's Agriculture Sector Rebound.' AFAN president Muhammad Magaji Gettado and NABG president Kabir Ibrahim will lead presentations, with Minister Abubakar Kyari as chairman and UN FAO representative as keynote speaker.GlobeNewswireAll Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) Exclusively Adopts Tingo Mobile’s Nwassa Marketplace Platform for its MembersAFAN adopted Tingo Mobile's Nwassa as its exclusive marketplace platform for members, promoting it for inputs, produce, and services. Tingo Mobile will lease 6 million new smartphones to AFAN members starting December 2023, a 63% increase in leasing customers. The first rice harvest on Tingo-financed land has commenced, with plans to expand cultivation in 2024.