Decades of farm-gate experience.
Primenet was founded by Tunde Adeleke, an agricultural professional who spent 15 years witnessing the same cycle: bumper harvests followed by massive waste because of a lack of basic storage infrastructure.
We didn't set out to build an app. We set out to build silos. Because in the Nigerian grain belt, the most sophisticated technology is a dry, secure warehouse that works exactly when it needs to.
Eliminate post-harvest grain loss across Nigeria.
We are building the physical infrastructure — silos, dryers, processors — that turns smallholder harvests into reliable national supply.
A nation where harvest does not mean loss.
Within ten years, every grain-belt farmer should be within an hour's drive of a Primenet hub. That's the goal we're building toward.
Core principles.
Integrity in weight
We use industrial digital scales verified by regional authorities. What we weigh at the gate is what you are paid for. No hidden losses.
Localized expertise
Every hub is staffed by people from that state. We understand local seasons, varieties, and pressures.
Infrastructure first
We invest in physical assets. Our network grows only as fast as we can build secure, world-class storage facilities.
Built by operators.
Tunde Adeleke
Founder & CEO
15 years in agricultural commodities. Former IITA fellow.
Aisha Bello
COO
Logistics and infrastructure operations across West Africa.
Emeka Okafor
Head of Markets
Former trader at a leading Lagos commodities house.
Join the team.
We're always looking for hub managers, grading specialists, and logistics coordinators in Kaduna, Niger, and Kano.
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