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Welcome to ADAS-P!

The Adamawa State Agribusiness Support Programme (ADAS-P) is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) set out to commercialise Agriculture through Partners. We are committed to transforming agriculture through partnerships, technology, and targeted interventions, enhancing productivity, facilitating market linkage and access to finance while creating sustainable agribusiness opportunities for economic growth and improved livelihoods.

Our Vision

Our Vision

Transform the state subsistence farming into commercial agriculture

Our Mission

Our Mission

To build a competitive, profitable and sustainable Agribusiness sector in Adamawa State

About ADAS-P

Historical Background

The Adamawa Agribusiness Support Programme (ADAS-P) is a flagship agricultural transformation initiative of the Adamawa State Government, established under the visionary leadership of His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri. Conceived as a strategic response to the State's untapped agricultural potential, ADAS-P was created to transform agriculture into a modern, private sector-driven engine for economic growth, employment generation, food security, and sustainable prosperity.

Its foundation can be traced to the work of the Arewa Research and Development Project (ARDP), a Nigerian non-profit organisation that helped shape the programme's strategy, implementation model, financing architecture, stakeholder engagement approach, and institutional arrangements. This laid the groundwork for one of Nigeria's most ambitious state-led agribusiness development programmes.

Flagship agricultural transformation initiative
Built through evidence-based planning and stakeholder engagement
Focused on value chains, investment, and job creation
Designed as a 10-year roadmap for inclusive growth

Why this history matters

ADAS-P was designed after an extensive baseline survey across Adamawa State, using evidence to identify comparative advantages in crop production, livestock, aggregation, processing, and agribusiness-based industries.

  • • A 10-year roadmap from 2021 to 2030
  • • Strong partnerships across government, finance, investors, and farmer groups
  • • A commitment to climate-smart, market-driven growth

Following approval by the Adamawa State Executive Council in May 2021, ADAS-P was established alongside complementary institutions to strengthen investment promotion, infrastructure development, land management, and project coordination. Today, the programme serves as the State's flagship platform for catalysing sustainable agribusiness development and building an inclusive, globally competitive agricultural economy.

Our Impact