Ramavo E&M Services Limited

Entrepreneurs

Joseph Oti

Joseph Oti

CEO & Founder

Joseph Oti is a founder at Ramavo E and M Services Limited.

Henry Oti

Henry Oti

Director

Henry Oti is a Director at Ramavo E and M Services Limited.

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Idea

Ramavo E&M Services Limited is a private limited liability company based in Makurdi, Benue, Nigeria, founded to transform Nigeria’s vast natural and agricultural resources into high-value products through sustainable practices. With a focus on agro-processing, particularly cassava, Ramavo aims to establish a world-class processing facility capable of handling 120,000 metric tons of fresh cassava daily. The company envisions becoming a key player in both domestic and international commodity markets by adding value to raw agricultural produce and promoting industrial growth in Nigeria.


Challenge

Ramavo E&M Services Limited addresses several critical challenges in Nigeria’s agricultural and commodity sectors, including underutilization of cassava, lack of large-scale processing facilities, high post-harvest losses, and the dominance of informal commodity trade. Additionally, the company tackles infrastructure and funding gaps that limit agro-industrial expansion. By bridging these gaps through advanced processing, strategic partnerships, and export-driven operations, Ramavo aims to reshape Nigeria’s agro-economic landscape.


Solution

Ramavo E&M Services Limited offers a scalable solution by processing fresh cassava into dried products such as cassava chips for local consumption and export. Through innovative agro-processing techniques, the company provides high-quality raw materials to food processors, pharmaceutical industries, and animal feed manufacturers. This model not only reduces post-harvest losses but also increases farmer incomes, generates employment, and strengthens Nigeria's position in the global cassava value chain.