The Lagos State Ministry of Agriculture and Food Systems has launched applications for the 2026 Lagos Agripreneurship Programme (LAP), an initiative aimed at equipping young Nigerians with practical skills in agriculture and agribusiness.
The programme is designed to build a new generation of agripreneurs who can contribute to food production, create jobs, and strengthen Nigeria’s agricultural value chain.
Programme Structure
The initiative offers two training pathways:
Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) Programme
- One-month residential training in Epe
- Followed by a three-month internship and mentorship
- Open to participants aged 18 to 30
Farm Service and Entrepreneurial Centre (FSEC) Programme
- 10-day non-residential training in Agege
- Flexible option for wider participation
- Open to ages 18 to 40
Both tracks cover practical areas such as poultry farming, aquaculture, vegetable production, and agribusiness management.
Key Benefits
Selected participants will receive:
- Practical training in modern agricultural methods
- Internship opportunities with commercial farms (ATI track)
- Monthly stipends to support participation
- Mentorship and industry exposure
- Access to agribusiness networking opportunities
- Support to start or grow agricultural ventures
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must:
- Possess at least a Senior Secondary School Certificate
- Be physically fit for agricultural work
- Have a valid LASRRA identification number
- Meet age requirements (18–30 for ATI, 18–40 for FSEC)
- Provide accurate and complete application details
Shortlisted candidates will undergo screening and aptitude testing.
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How to Apply
Interested applicants can apply through the official portal:
https://www.lapapplication.com
Applicants are advised to prepare necessary documents before applying to avoid delays or disqualification.
The Lagos Agripreneurship Programme 2026 presents a strong opportunity for young Nigerians to gain practical agricultural skills, build careers in agribusiness, and contribute to food security and economic growth.
Disclaimer
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