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WIAB
Members of Ekiti State Women in Agriculture outside the Ekiti State AFAN office, with a banner welcoming the cooperative's President.

A registered women’s cooperative

Empowering the women who feed the South-West.

A cooperative of women farmers and agribusiness owners across the South-West, strengthening food security and building shared prosperity, one member at a time.

Chapters across the South-West

  • Lagos
  • Ogun
  • Oyo
  • Osun
  • Ondo
  • Ekiti
Three members of the cooperative together at the 2026 International Co-operative Day exhibition.

Who we are

A cooperative built by women, for women in agriculture.

WIAB brings together women farmers, processors, and agribusiness owners across the South-West of Nigeria. Together we pool knowledge, reach bigger markets, and stand behind one another, the way a cooperative should.

Every member strengthens the whole. We are just launching, and we are building something that lasts.

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Why we exist

For too long, the women who feed the region have farmed alone.

Across the South-West, women grow, process, and trade the food their communities depend on, yet each stands on her own against fluctuating prices, distant buyers, and no access to credit. A single farm is easy to overlook.

WIAB changes that. By joining as one cooperative, our members share knowledge, pool their savings, and meet the market together, turning hundreds of small farms into a force no buyer can ignore.

What we do

One programme, built around the member.

Our flagship programme supports women through the full agribusiness cycle, from training and cooperative savings to reaching buyers together.

  • 01

    Training & knowledge

    Practical, seasonal guidance on farming, processing, and running a small agribusiness.

  • 02

    Savings & cooperation

    Shared cooperative savings that build real security and collective bargaining power.

  • 03

    Market access

    Reaching buyers together, so a small farm gets the price and reach of a large one.

How to join

Becoming a member takes three steps.

  1. Apply online

    Fill in the short application form. It takes about two minutes.

  2. An officer contacts you

    A cooperative officer from your state chapter will reach out to confirm your details.

  3. Join your chapter

    Complete registration, begin saving, and take part in training and markets.

Whether you are a subsistence farmer, a growing agro-processor, a rural trader, or an agribusiness professional, there is a place for you in the WIAB community.
Omobolanle AdenoyePresident and Founder, WIAB
Members of the cooperative and their guests gathered outside a meeting venue.

Members and guests of the cooperative outside a meeting venue.

In the community

Stories and proof of our work.

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    Advocacy

    Welcomed at the Ekiti State AFAN office

    Ekiti State Women in Agriculture welcomed Madam Omobolanle Adenoye to the state AFAN office for a courtesy and advocacy visit.

  • Courtesy and advocacy visit to Ekiti State
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    Advocacy

    Courtesy and advocacy visit to Ekiti State

    Cooperative representatives received at an Ekiti State government office.

  • Members at the 2026 International Co-operative Day exhibition
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    Exhibition

    Members at the 2026 International Co-operative Day exhibition

    Members at the cooperative movement's annual exhibition, held to mark International Co-operative Day.

Ready to grow with a cooperative that has your back?

Join the women building food security and prosperity across the South-West.

Buying from our members, funding a programme, or working with the cooperative? Speak to us directly.

0803 255 2797info@wiab.com.ng