Henry Nwajei Wins Prestigious Business Innovation Excellence Award for Transforming Agritech in Nigeria

December 12, 2020

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Business Innovation Award

LAGOS, NIGERIA – In a landmark recognition of visionary entrepreneurship and transformative impact in the agritech sector, Henry Nwajei, CEO of Greenland, has been honored with the Business Innovation Excellence Award at the prestigious Business & Enterprise Awards.

Nwajei’s leadership at Greenland has revolutionized modern agriculture by integrating technology-driven solutions to enhance productivity, optimize supply chains, and support smallholder farmers. His company has pioneered AI-powered precision farming, blockchain-backed supply chain transparency, and accessible fintech solutions for agribusinesses, enabling farmers to increase yields, reduce waste, and gain fair market access. Greenland’s innovations have significantly contributed to food security and economic sustainability across Africa.

The award presenter praised his work in Greenland, stating: “Henry Nwajei exemplifies the true spirit of innovation and enterprise. His groundbreaking work at Greenland has not only transformed the agricultural landscape but has also empowered thousands of farmers with the tools to thrive in an increasingly digital economy. His ability to merge technology with agriculture is a game-changer, making farming smarter, more efficient, and ultimately more profitable. This award recognizes his unwavering commitment to redefining agritech and driving sustainable economic growth.”

The Business Innovation Excellence Award is reserved for entrepreneurs whose ingenuity and leadership have created measurable impact, industry transformation, and economic progress. Nwajei’s recognition solidifies his position as a leading force in Africa’s agritech revolution, bridging the gap between traditional farming and cutting-edge technology.

With this award, Nwajei joins an elite group of forward-thinking business leaders shaping the future of their industries. His work at Greenland continues to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs, proving that agriculture, when fueled by technology, is a cornerstone of economic advancement.

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