Day 1 - Nigeria House Davos 2026: Bank of Agriculture (BOA) Roundtable

​Focus of the Day

​Day 1 focuses on Nigeria’s strategy for unlocking value across agriculture and solid minerals by shifting from raw commodity exports to integrated value chains, processing, trade infrastructure and bankable public–private partnerships. The sessions are designed to strengthen investor confidence and position Nigeria as a competitive supplier to global markets.

​Panel Session

​Bank of Agriculture (BOA) Roundtable

​The Bank of Agriculture (BOA) Roundtable is a closed-door, high-level engagement convened on Day 1 of Nigeria House Davos 2026, focused on unlocking scalable financing for Nigeria’s agricultural transformation and food security agenda.

​Hosted by Bank of Agriculture, the session brings together senior government officials, development finance institutions, global agribusiness leaders, impact investors and private equity firms to examine bankable opportunities across agricultural production, agro-processing, storage, logistics and value-chain industrialisation.

​The roundtable provides a practical forum to present Nigeria’s agricultural reform priorities, blended finance structures and investment-ready projects, while addressing key risk considerations such as climate resilience, infrastructure gaps and supply-chain efficiency. Discussions will focus on how public capital, DFIs and private investors can collaborate to crowd in long-term funding and accelerate productivity at scale.

​Designed for candid dialogue and deal-oriented outcomes, the BOA Roundtable positions agriculture not only as a food security imperative, but as a commercially viable sector capable of delivering strong returns, employment and inclusive growth.

​This session reinforces Nigeria’s message at Davos: agriculture is central to national stability, industrialisation and sustainable investment, and Nigeria is ready to partner with global capital to unlock its full potential.