Ethnic Youth Development Organization (EYDO-SL)

Entrepreneurs

Amos Bockarie Massaquooi

Amos Bockarie Massaquooi

Managing Director

Amos Bockarie Massaquooi is highly experienced in agribusiness. He has undergone series of training In production buying and selling food items. He is well all department in managing the day to q activities of a business entity. As the management team leader, he has well works with all development respond to standing issues in the EYDO business affair


Team

Sylvanus Mb. Fatorma

Sylvanus Mb. Fatorma

Secretary General

Sylvanus Mb. Fatorma; will be responsible for the day-today documentation. He also serves as entry point in the organization. Mr. SYLVANUS is highly experienced in marketing and customer relationship management.

Philip Lansana

Philip Lansana

Sales and Marketing Director

Philip Lansana; is highly experienced in marketing activities of food items. He has extensive communication qualities with a very strong customer relationship management ability coupled with her experience in dealing with people in the competitive marketplace. He had developed a lot of experience in the marketing various local agricultural products in the market of Sierra Leone. he is well experience in managing people in his department.

Charles John Kowa

Charles John Kowa

Admin and Finance Officer

Charles John Kowa; he is well experienced in finance and admin function. He has a very strong financial background and he has been using this as strength throughout his career. He is versatile in administration, particularly managing people and the finances with the capability of tracking expenditures and income belonging EYDO Limited.

Christine Kowa

Christine Kowa

Farm Development Officer

Christine Kowa; she is responsible for making purchasing arrangement for all department. she works directly with every department to identify and contact suppliers. Practically, she is highly experienced in the arrangement of backward integration that lead to local farmers production of effective and general and supply chain management.

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Idea

Ethnic Youth Development Organization (EYDO-SL) is a Sierra Leone–based agribusiness established to transform the way smallholder farmers engage with markets. Founded to ensure fair prices and create profitable opportunities in agriculture, the organization focuses on buying, selling, and processing locally grown food products. Its idea is rooted in the belief that farming communities—especially youth—can become self-sufficient and prosperous if given equitable access to markets and value chains. EYDO-SL envisions building a self-reliant and motivated youth population by connecting them directly to opportunities in agriculture and agribusiness.


Challenge

Ethnic Youth Development Organization (EYDO-SL) is addressing critical challenges in Sierra Leone’s agriculture sector, particularly the exploitation of farmers by middlemen, poor access to established markets, and heavy reliance on expensive imports. Farmers often lose profits due to unfair trade practices and lack of storage, processing, and transportation infrastructure. EYDO-SL bridges this gap by connecting farmers directly with institutional buyers such as hotels, restaurants, NGOs, and government feeding programs. By tackling these systemic challenges, the organization empowers farmers, reduces food imports, and contributes to national food security while creating income opportunities for youth.


Solution

Ethnic Youth Development Organization (EYDO-SL) is providing solutions through a dual focus on perishable and durable farm products. It works with vegetables such as pepper, cabbage, carrot, and tomato, alongside dry goods like groundnuts, rice, palm oil, honey, and sesame. By directly producing, buying, and distributing these items, the organization ensures farmers have reliable markets and that consumers access affordable, high-quality food. EYDO-SL also emphasizes capacity building, ICT training, and backward integration, equipping farmers with the knowledge, resources, and technical skills to increase production while ensuring a steady supply chain.