Olam Agric executive Ade Adefeko has warned that Nigeria’s agricultural sector remains hampered by fragmented policies and severe infrastructure deficits. Speaking on the need for a long-term strategic approach, Adefeko highlighted that while the country excels in primary production, a lack of investment in storage, processing, and logistics prevents the sector from achieving its full industrial potential. He argued that the nation’s core challenge lies in moving products from farms to consumption hubs, urging the government to prioritize consistent, multi-year development plans and private sector collaboration to drive food sovereignty.