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Les Ojugbana Drives New Era of African Agricultural Innovation and Legacy Growth

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From a foundation elished decades ago to a forward thinking expansion into modern agriculture, Les Ojugbana is emerging as a symbol of evolving African business leadership rooted in heritage, innovation, and measurable impact.

The journey traces back to the 1970s when Chief F E Ojugbana founded Madec Associates, one of Nigeria’s respected consultancy and training firms. Over the years, the company built a reputation for excellence by delivering professional training, advisory services, and capacity development programs to government institutions and multinational private sector organizations. Its contributions played a notable role in strengthening institutional frameworks and economic growth across Nigeria.

Continuing this legacy, Les Ojugbana has infused a modern vision into the family enterprise. Operating from the United Kingdom, he identified agriculture as a key driver of sustainable development and economic resilience. In 2020, he spearheaded the creation of FarmAfrik, the agricultural division of the group, marking a strategic expansion beyond consultancy into food systems and farming solutions.

Under his leadership, FarmAfrik has rapidly elished credibility by providing farmer training initiatives and modern agricultural equipment to clients across both public and private sectors. The company’s approach blends technical expertise with practical execution, helping farmers boost productivity, improve livelihoods, and strengthen agricultural value chains.

Looking ahead, FarmAfrik is preparing to expand into East and Central Africa, with Uganda and Kenya as priority markets. This move reflects a broader commitment to enhancing regional food security and building a more resilient agricultural ecosystem across the continent.

Today, the Ojugbana legacy continues to grow, combining decades of experience with a new generation’s ambition. Through innovation and strategic expansion, Les Ojugbana is positioning the business as a key player in Africa’s agricultural transformation.

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