Naic, BPP partner to increase transparency in agriculture

The Nigerian agricultural insurance company has reiterated its commitment to transparency, efficiency and strongest collaboration with the main government institutions to safeguard the country’s agricultural sector.

Thursday, CEO and CEO of Naic, Hon. Yazeed Shehu Danfulani (Turakin Zamfara), guided a delegation in a courtesy visit to the general manager of the public procurement office, dr. Adbowale Adedokun, in Abuja.

The visit focused on the strengthening of institutional synergy, on improving responsibility and improving the right process in public contracts, with the final objective of increasing the provision of services in the agricultural insurance ecosystem.

Danfulani, who was accompanied by Hon executive directors. Abubakar Jarengol (operations/technique) and Ayandayo Babarianti (finance and administration), underlined Naic’s decision to align his operations with global standards.

“At Naic, we believe that institutional collaboration is a catalyst for sustainable growth. Working in close contact with the BP will guarantee a rigorous adherence to the right process and will promote transparency and responsibility – crucial principles for the growth of the Nigeria agricultural insurance sector,” he said.

In his response, Dr. Adedokun praised Naic’s proactive approach and promised the support of BPP to the initiatives that strengthen governance and institutional integrity.

He stressed that these partnerships were essential to guide the agenda of Nigeria’s economic diversification, in particular through agriculture.

The renewed collaboration marks a significant step in Naic’s efforts to deepen the cooperation between agencies, strengthen its operational framework and support the vision of the federal government for a transparent and sustainable public sector.