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Agroforestry · Climate-Smart Agriculture · Edo State & South West Nigeria

Restoring Africa's land.
Building its prosperity.

Greenhaven Agroforestry designs, plants, and manages commercial forestry and regenerative agriculture ventures across Edo State and South West Nigeria — turning degraded landscapes into productive, investable, enduring ecosystems.

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Sustainable Land Development

Every hectare planned for regenerative yield, not extractive output.

Climate-Smart Agriculture

Resilient systems engineered for a changing African climate.

Community Partnerships

Smallholder co-investment built into every operating estate.

Long-Term Investment Focus

Structured for institutional capital and generational timelines.

African agronomist inspecting crops on a managed plantation
2016
Headquartered in Benin City, Edo State
Who We Are

An integrated agribusiness, rooted in Edo State, built for South West Nigeria's future.

Greenhaven Agroforestry was established to close the gap between Africa's land potential and its realized agricultural output. We plan, plant, manage, and monetize land at scale — combining forestry science, commercial farming discipline, and climate finance structuring under one operating platform.

Our teams work alongside government agencies, development partners, and private landholders to convert underutilized land into diversified, revenue-generating, ecologically sound estates — with governance and reporting standards built for institutional partners.

Vertically Integrated Investment-Grade Governance Science-Led Community-Anchored
Our Conviction

Africa doesn't need more extraction. It needs regeneration built for the long term.

Land, well managed, is the most enduring asset on the continent. We build companies that treat it that way.

What We Do

Five disciplines. One integrated land platform.

From root to market, Greenhaven operates across the full agroforestry value chain — reducing risk for partners and compounding returns for the land itself.

Operating Footprint

Measured, transparent, verifiable.

The numbers we publish are the numbers we operate against — audited to institutional standards and reported openly.

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Featured Projects

Landscapes in transformation.

A portfolio of active operations across Edo State and South West Nigeria's forest, savannah, and derived-savannah zones.

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Sustainability & ESG

Climate commitment isn't a department. It's the business model.

Greenhaven's commercial returns are structurally tied to ecological outcomes — the healthier the land, the stronger the yield.

Carbon Sequestration

Long-rotation forestry and agroforestry stands designed for verified carbon capture.

Biodiversity & Soil Health

Mixed-species planting protocols that rebuild soil organic matter over time.

Water Stewardship

Solar-powered irrigation and watershed-sensitive farm design across all sites.

Circular Agriculture

On-site composting and waste-to-input systems that minimize external dependency.

SDG 1 · No Poverty SDG 8 · Decent Work SDG 12 · Responsible Consumption SDG 13 · Climate Action SDG 15 · Life on Land
Where We Operate

A growing footprint across Edo State and South West Nigeria.

Benin City, Edo State

Corporate headquarters & investor relations

Okomu, Edo State

Rainforest restoration & biodiversity corridor

Akure, Ondo State

Commercial agroforestry estate

Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State

Cocoa-timber agroforestry & smallholder program

Lagos

Commercial office & investor relations

Benin City Okomu Akure Ijebu-Ode Lagos
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Investor Relations

Invest in Africa's regenerative land economy.

Greenhaven offers structured entry points for development finance institutions, impact funds, and strategic corporate partners into de-risked, revenue-generating agroforestry assets.

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Diversified revenue across timber, cash crops, and carbon credits reduces single-commodity risk.

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Government and NGO alignment across active concession and restoration agreements.

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Transparent reporting benchmarked to international ESG and impact standards.

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Insights

Perspectives from the field.

Drone monitoring forest
14 July 2026 · Climate Finance

Why carbon markets need better land data

A look at the monitoring gaps holding back African carbon project finance.

Okomu rainforest belt, Edo State
02 July 2026 · Field Report

Inside our Okomu forest belt program

How rainforest agroforestry is restoring degraded land across Edo State.

Community engagement
21 June 2026 · Company

Greenhaven publishes its 2025 sustainability report

Full-year performance against our climate and community commitments.

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Land, climate, and investment perspectives from the Greenhaven team.

Quarterly insights on regenerative agriculture, African climate finance, and the projects we are building.