Aisiki, a Nigerian food tech organization guarantees grants through a corporate competition to extend its essence food distribution podium and expand across Nigerian and African cities.

Aisiki has existed in good function since May 2021 and was exclusively Established in Dec 2021 after obtaining a License from USAID as one of the prizewinners of its $4million Covid-19 Nigeria Challenge in October 2021. 

Aisiki is constructing a tech-enabled foodstuffs marketplace for enterprises in Africa. This has been validated by immense growth within the last 3 Months with enhancing the already fragmented food distribution supply chain to supply refreshed and quality food items directly from agriculturists/food brands to all sizes and types of retailers (Shops, Eateries & Hotels) at very valuable prices with exact/next day delivery commencing from Benin City, Nigeria.

“At Aisiki, our ambitious force is to remake food distribution in Africa and we have stood astonished by how great the opportunity is and the level of impact we have rendered on the lives of the clients we serve with the ability to do more better. We ventured on this journey bearing in our minds that we are about unraveling one of the most substantial problems encountered by Africa- a highly fragmented food supply chain which as an effect has caused up food costs in multiples and pushed overall inflation. By integrating our expertise and networks, we are starting to make an influence in the food sector. The journey is still far but we have commenced.” said 

Babatunde Lawal, the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Aisiki, is constructing a world-class food ecosystem that utilizes technology to alter how African food enterprises buy and sell food, by completing an end-to-end integrated supply chain forum that connects farmers and food brands to dealers across cities from sourcing and logistics to delivering Buy-Now-Pay-Later(BNPL) and other strategic help to enable trade growth.

It has now also added further varieties to its range of products, initiating out providing only fresh crop but now distributing both refreshed and packaged food items such as rice, cooking oil, tomatoes, onions among several others, and also delivering credit to its customers. This is a corporate competition and the amount remains undisclosed but would help the organization build new products and scale its procedures into other African cities over the next 24 months.

“We are incredibly pleased with the improvement we’ve made in such a short amount of period in a sector that is laboriously informal and highly unregulated. With this grant and the support of our strategic investors, the entire team at Aisiki is dedicated to giving outstanding service for customers and partners, as well as deploying our technology and infrastructure across Africa.” Babatunde added. Aisiki is creating the hard effects that would deliver food security for all Africans and activate economic development for Africa.   

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