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WIAB
Official seal of Women in Agribusiness Farmers Cooperative

About the cooperative

We exist so that no woman in agriculture has to stand alone.

Empowering Women · Strengthening Food Security · Building Prosperity.

Members working their land, one carrying her child as she works

Our story

Founded on the strength of women working together.

WIAB brings together women farmers, processors, and traders across six states of the South-West, on a simple conviction: alone, a small farm is fragile; together, it is powerful. Each state runs its own chapter, organised at state and local government level, under one cooperative structure.

We are farmers, processors, and traders. We pool our savings, share what we know, and reach markets none of us could reach on our own. Membership is a commitment to one another as much as to a livelihood.

As we launch, our promise is steady and clear: build something credible, build it to last, and put the member at the centre of every decision.

What drives us

Mission, vision, and the values between them.

  • Our mission

    To empower women in agriculture through cooperation, pooling savings, knowledge, and market access so every member can thrive.

  • Our vision

    A South-West where women-led agribusiness is a pillar of food security, and where prosperity is built and kept within the community.

  • Our values

    Cooperation over competition. Credibility, earned through accountability. Prosperity that stays close to home.

Leadership

The women who lead us.

  • Madam Omobolanle Adenoye

    President

  • Mrs Remi Olaitan

    Secretary

  • Mrs Mariam Mcgregor

    Treasurer

Where we work

Six chapters across the South-West.

Our members are organised into state chapters. Each one runs its own savings circles and training, connected to the wider cooperative.

  • Lagos
  • Ogun
  • Oyo
  • Osun
  • Ondo
  • Ekiti

A registered, accountable cooperative.

Our legitimacy is a matter of public record.

Legal name
Women in Agribusiness Farmers Cooperative
Structure
A cooperative structure in each state and local government where our members work
Registered with
Lagos State Co-operative Services

Common questions

Good to know before you join.

Who can become a member?
Any woman engaged in farming, processing, or agribusiness in one of our chapters. If your state is not listed yet, you can still register your interest.
Is there a membership fee?
Membership involves joining your chapter's cooperative savings. An officer will explain the current contribution when they contact you.
Can I get a loan straight away?
No. To keep every member's savings safe, loan eligibility requires at least one year of registration and a record of savings contributions.
How do I get started?
Complete the short application form and an officer from your chapter will reach out to guide you through the next steps.

Become part of the cooperative.