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Initial programme and operating systems enter the route.
Planning scenario. Rates, capacity, returns and programme dates remain subject to transaction, technical and approval controls.
The proposition
An industrial platform organised around throughput, infrastructure reliability and market access.
Kogi SAPZ is structured as more than a collection of agricultural sites. The operating logic connects farmer registration and production, commodity-specific aggregation, multi-tenant processing, common-user infrastructure, quality assurance, warehousing, domestic distribution and export handling.
The website presents that system in an investable format while keeping concept assumptions, controlled records and confirmed evidence distinct.
Programme and governance basisFive-node architecture
Each node has a defined operational role.
Move between the three aggregation and primary-processing centres, the core industrial hub and the export-facing agro-air platform.

Agro-Industrial Hub and multi-tenant processing platform
Ajaokuta Agro-Industrial Hub
The 254 ha core industrial platform for six priority value-chain clusters, shared utilities, logistics and controlled industrial-support accommodation.
- Site area
- 254 ha
- Power basis
- 18.5 MVA indicative diversified peak load; 33 kV intake and sectionalised 11 kV ring, with 16.5 MVA initial transformer capacity at concept stage.
- Water basis
- 4,800 m3/day average demand and 320 m3/hour peak; central treatment, zoned storage and ring distribution at concept stage.
- Road basis
- 6.70 km indicative internal road network across primary truck, secondary service and local access classes.

Cassava and livestock/poultry feeder node
Alape Agricultural Transformation Centre
A 20 ha cassava and livestock/poultry feeder node with wet handling, cold-chain support and flexible SME capacity.
- Site area
- 20 ha
- Power basis
- 3.2 MVA indicative diversified peak; 11 kV radial incomer with 2.8 MVA initial distributed transformer capacity and solar support at concept stage.
- Water basis
- 450 m3/day average demand and 60 m3/hour peak; borehole field, compact 500 m3/day treatment and elevated/ground storage at concept stage.
- Road basis
- 1.51 km indicative internal road network.

Rice and cashew aggregation and primary-processing node
Anyigba Agricultural Transformation Centre
A 20 ha rice and cashew feeder node with paddy intake, parboiling, milling, packaging and cashew handling.
- Site area
- 20 ha
- Power basis
- 3.0 MVA indicative diversified peak; 11 kV radial incomer with 2.6 MVA initial transformer capacity and solar support at concept stage.
- Water basis
- 520 m3/day average demand and 68 m3/hour peak; four-borehole arrangement, 600 m3/day compact treatment and storage at concept stage.
- Road basis
- 1.55 km indicative internal road network.

Maize and sesame aggregation and primary-processing node
Osara Agricultural Transformation Centre
A 20 ha maize and sesame feeder node with grain drying, cleaning, warehousing and reserve capacity for secondary produce.
- Site area
- 20 ha
- Power basis
- 2.7 MVA indicative diversified peak; 11 kV radial incomer with 2.23 MVA initial transformer capacity and on-site solar support at concept stage.
- Water basis
- 380 m3/day average demand and 48 m3/hour peak; boreholes, 420 m3/day compact treatment and storage at concept stage.
- Road basis
- 1.56 km indicative internal road network.

Agro-air logistics and external-market interface
Zariagi Agro-Air Hub
A 364 ha export-oriented logistics platform for packhouse operations, cold chain, bonded warehousing, greenhouse production and aviation-linked tenants.
- Site area
- 364 ha
- Power basis
- 14.2 MVA indicative diversified peak; airport-compatible 33 kV intake, segmented 11 kV loops and 10 MVA initial transformer capacity at concept stage.
- Water basis
- 3,900 m3/day average demand and 260 m3/hour peak; bulk/borehole hybrid source, 4,300 m3/day treatment and zoned storage at concept stage.
- Road basis
- 7.65 km indicative internal road network.
One operating route
Value is created between the sites, not only inside them.
The platform is designed as a measured sequence from farmer and tenant production through quality-controlled industrial and market systems.
Operating system
Commercial participation
Investment routes are tied to operating requirements.
Each route identifies the node, utility dependencies, delivery stage and the form of due diligence required before commitment.
Production and Offtake
Aggregation, Offtake and Primary Processing
Participate in farmer linkage, aggregation, storage, primary processing and contract offtake through one or more ATCs.
- Route
- Operating lease, service agreement, anchor-offtaker agreement, equipment finance or equipment-and-operations partnership.
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Anchor Processing
Anchor Processing and Industrial Tenancy
Develop or operate crop-specific processing capacity within the Ajaokuta industrial platform.
- Route
- Long-term lease, development agreement, operating concession, equipment-and-operations structure or joint investment arrangement, subject to approval.
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Logistics and Export
Cold Chain, Warehousing and Export Logistics
Develop and operate pre-cool, cold storage, bonded warehousing, cargo consolidation and time-sensitive dispatch capacity.
- Route
- Concession, operating lease, logistics joint venture, specialised tenant or managed-service structure.
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Common-user infrastructure
Industrial uptime is an operating product.
Power, water, wastewater, roads, waste handling, security and digital control are presented as measurable services rather than background assets.
Ajaokuta-led, platform-wide interfaces
Common-User Industrial Services
Shared utilities, workshops, training, quality services, truck control, waste handling and estate management reduce tenant duplication.
Engineering basisPlatform-wide
Digital Control Tower
Integrated operational reporting across farms, ATCs, utilities, tenants, warehouses, logistics, quality and commercial performance.
Engineering basisAll five nodes
Industrial Waste and Circularity
Source segregation, local pretreatment, by-product routes, secure hazardous storage and integrated handling facilities.
Engineering basisAll five nodes
Power and Energy
Concept-level 33 kV/11 kV intake and distribution arrangements, distributed transformer nodes, embedded solar and battery support.
Engineering basisATCs, Ajaokuta and Zariagi
Quality, Laboratories and Traceability
Grading, moisture, residue, process quality, certification and chain-of-custody controls support specification-led domestic and export routes.
Engineering basisAll nodes
Roads and Logistics
Concept road families and internal networks support heavy-truck spines, service loops, local access, separated gates and truck control.
Engineering basisPriority value chains
Crop clusters are linked to explicit processing and market routes.
The current schedule documents crop-cluster areas for rice, maize, cassava, sesame and cashew; livestock and poultry remain a priority route without a separately stated hectare schedule.
Cashew
123,746 ha is recorded in the current existing-cluster schedule. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Anyigba ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH / Zariagi -> domestic and export markets
Cassava
87,441 ha is recorded in the current existing-cluster schedule. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Alape ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH -> food and industrial markets
Livestock and Poultry
The current existing-cluster schedule does not state a separate livestock/poultry hectare total. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Alape ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH -> cold-chain and market distribution
Maize
11,680 ha is recorded in the current existing-cluster schedule. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Osara ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH -> processors and institutional markets
Rice
108,527 ha is recorded in the current existing-cluster schedule. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Anyigba ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH -> domestic and export routes
Sesame
5,750 ha is recorded in the current existing-cluster schedule. The route is presented as an operating and investment basis rather than a guaranteed supply commitment.
Osara ATC -> Ajaokuta AIH / Zariagi -> external markets
Complementary delivery base
Existing state and partner programmes strengthen the surrounding production landscape.
Rural access, value-chain infrastructure, water schemes, farmer organisation, climate information, land restoration and resilience interventions provide an adjacent delivery base that can be coordinated with SAPZ rather than duplicated without review.
Review the integrated platformControlled project library
Public records without uncontrolled disclosure.
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Enabling Programmes
ACReSAL Submission on SAPZ
Programme objectives, safeguards and completed/ongoing climate-resilience and landscape interventions.
Structured engagement
Present a defined participation case to the Kogi SAPZ project office.
Submit the organisation, proposed operating role, preferred node, value chain, investment range and current project stage. The enquiry register issues a reference and preserves the submission as a controlled private record.
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