Trinity IDFNow open, invest in a Lagos facing farm from ₦1,000,000
Yam ridges and vegetable beds on a Lagos farm at golden hour
Investment opportunity · 2026

Own a piece of the harvest.

Invest in a professionally managed farm feeding Lagos, Nigeria's largest and chronically under supplied food market. Start from a single half plot.

From ₦1,000,000
Minimum entry, half a plot
Target 18 to 22% per cycle
Illustrative, not guaranteed

Operated by Trinity IDF Investment Limited · Compliance oversight by Legum Compliance · Milestone gated capital

Lagos eats far more than it grows.

Lagos is one of Africa's largest urban markets and a structural net importer of food. Most of its yam and vegetables are trucked in from the middle belt and the north, expensive, slow and lossy. A professionally run farm sitting inside the market captures that gap. That is the whole idea, and it is a simple one.

Chronic deficit

In Lagos, demand is rarely the problem. Reliable, quality supply is.

Proximity premium

Grown near the buyer means lower freight and far less spoilage than up country farms.

Number one in the world

Nigeria is the largest global producer of yam. We are building where the crop already thrives.

Why this works
The process

Your investment, in three steps.

01
You invest and choose your crop

From ₦1,000,000 for half a plot, or ₦2,000,000 for a full plot. Invest in yam, vegetables, or both, and buy as many plots as you like.

02
We farm it

We deploy your capital into the farm, land preparation, planting, irrigation, harvest, storage and sale, and run it to professional standards.

03
You earn

You receive a share of the profit each production cycle, paid per plot on the crop you chose. Reinvest to compound, or cash out.

See the full process

Built to be de risked, not hyped.

We would rather under promise and over deliver. Here is how the project is designed to protect your money.

Inside the market

Located in Epe, so produce reaches Lagos buyers fast, cutting freight and spoilage.

Two crops, spread risk

A fast cash crop and a stored staple that fail for different reasons and sell to different buyers.

Storage beats the glut

We store yam and sell in the high price lean season instead of dumping at harvest.

Water security

Borehole and irrigation mean year round vegetables, including the lucrative dry season.

Professional management

Records, food safety discipline and monthly reporting, governance you can actually see.

Milestone gated capital

Funds are released against progress, not all at once. Your money follows results.

Meet the team behind it

What a ticket could earn.

Invest in yam, vegetables, or both, the target range applies either way.

Illustrative only. Actual returns depend on yields and market prices and are not guaranteed. Figures show one production cycle at the target range.

Half plot, ₦1,000,000
Minimum entry
  • Est. profit per cycle at 18%: ₦180,000
  • Est. profit per cycle at 22%: ₦220,000
Full plot, ₦2,000,000
One plot
  • Est. profit per cycle at 18%: ₦360,000
  • Est. profit per cycle at 22%: ₦440,000
See the full numbers

Run by a company. Governed like a regulated venture.

Epe Harvest is owned and operated by Trinity IDF Investment Limited, with compliance and governance oversight provided by Legum Compliance, a regulatory and transaction advisory firm. That means clear records, real reporting, and investor protections are built into this farm from day one, the discipline of a regulated venture applied to farmland.

The next harvest is already being planned.

Reserve your plots now, or request the full investor pack and take your time. Either way, start the conversation.

No payment required to reserve · Speak to a real person · Full documentation provided · Request the investor pack