Empowering the Next Generation of Agropreneurs – Kiddwaya Foundation Takes a Bold Step in Benue!
There are moments when you scroll through social media and stumble upon something that genuinely warms your heart and restores your faith in the future. That’s exactly how we felt when we saw a powerful update from Kidd Waya himself — the kind of post that reminds you just how much impact one person or organization can make when purpose meets passion.
Kidd Waya recently shared on Facebook:
“Today, the Kiddwaya Foundation proudly visited the Benue Sustainable Eggs Hatchery & Entrepreneurship Training Program — a powerful initiative where we’re sponsoring 25 young beneficiaries for an intensive 23-day training in poultry and hatchery business.
Our sponsorship reflects our deep commitment to youth empowerment, sustainable agriculture, and community development in Benue State.
We were inspired to meet the passionate participants and facilitators driving this change. It’s more than just farming — it’s about building a future of self-reliance, food security, and economic resilience.”
Reading those words, you can’t help but feel the genuine emotion behind them. This isn’t just another corporate donation or PR stunt. It’s real action. Real support. Real change.
Benue State, long known as the food basket of the nation, is now becoming a hub for youth-led innovation in agriculture — and the Kiddwaya Foundation is helping light the way. With 25 young minds now diving deep into the world of poultry and hatchery business, we’re not just witnessing a training program — we’re witnessing the rise of future agropreneurs who could redefine farming and sustainability across Nigeria.
For many young people in Benue, opportunities like this are life-changing. It’s a shot at self-employment, at creating generational wealth and at breaking the chains of poverty — all through sustainable farming. It’s also about dignity and pride. Knowing that someone believes in your potential enough to invest in your future? That’s a feeling you never forget.
We salute the Kiddwaya Foundation for stepping up. For going beyond the talk. For getting their hands in the soil — figuratively and literally — to plant seeds of hope in the lives of young Nigerians.
This is the kind of story that needs to be told more often. Because this is the kind of story that changes lives.
