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To see Africa liberated from the shackles of Poverty and Hunger through Innovation, Capacity Building and Technology Transfer in Aquaculture.

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Aquatic Hub exists to teach skills that would in turn encourage farmers to utilize Good Aquaculture Practices (GAPs) in bridging the gaps in the African aquaculture space. In so doing, farmers trained will engage in activities that would reduce the supply gap and deficit in consumption of fish in Africa.

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Our Approach

We utilize 21st century cutting-edge technology to train women and youths on civic engagement, enterprise development and acquisition of technical skills to ensure Good Aquaculture Practices (GAPs) are utilized in their farms.

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AquaticHub Results

Since 2017, we have trained about 2,200 persons across Nigeria who have set up their own enterprises or seek employment in large aquaculture firms. We have also in turn assisted people outside our network to setup their farms and they are currently enjoying our extension services.

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Our mission is to increase knowledge, teach skills to achieve high productivity in Aquaculture for a sustainable future.

BuyBack Initiative

The buyback is to guarantee total success story and to ensure profitability and suitable growth in the business.

Laboratory Services

Located in Abeokuta, 80km from Lagos, which is Nigeria’s commercial capital. Aquatic Hub offers laboratory services for farmers willing to carry out water test and other tests needed on their farms.

Micro-Seed Funding

Upon successful completion of our programme, our graduates are grouped into clusters along with other small holder farmers to enjoy the full benefits of our cooperative initiatives.

Hub Cooperatives

Upon successful completion of the programme, our graduates are grouped into clusters along with other small holder farmers to enjoy

Monitoring and Quality Evaluation

Aquatic Hub has capacity to monitor established projects as well as the methodologies involved for a robust and meaningful endpoint and result.

Organisations

Seamlessly empower fully researched growth strategies and interoperable internal or organic sources.

Aquatic Hub Afrique Network is an offshoot of Fish Shoal Nigeria. Fish Shoal Nigeria was founded in 2006 and incorporated in 2011, solely to address the production of good quality fish in Nigeria. The potential in the Aquaculture Industry over the years has increased but the vehicles to deliver the desired growth are missing due to lack of skilled key players (staff) responsible for the production of fish. On this premise, Fish Shoal Nigeria decided to establish an aquaculture training Centre in February, 2017.

GOALS

Sustainable Agriculture and Zero Hunger

We align our vision with sustainable agriculture through aquaculture value chain with the stern focus on zero hunger in Africa.

Employment Generation

Our focus is to use aquaculture as a tool to create jobs thereby reducing unemployment in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

Diversity, Inclusion and Skill Gap

We are an insightful believer of aquaculture diversity; we encourage social inclusion to close skill gap in the society.

Innovation and Research

Our uniqueness in the industry is as a result of continuous research which brings about new ground-breaking innovations.

Poverty Alleviation

In our organization, the value chain we so much cherish is a driver towards poverty alleviation.

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Latest News

8Apr

After COVID-19, What Next?

With NIRSAL, Beneficiaries have the opportunity to access loans and credit facilities up to Ten (10) Million Naira with absolutely no collateral, moratorium given and a single digit interest of 9% payable over a good number of years.

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13Mar

Retirement Just Ahead!

At Aquatic Hub Afrique Network, we are not insensitive to the troubles and pains of our Retirees who have spent a greater portion of their productive life in the labour market and national service.

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4Apr

Fish Farming

Many Nigerians still suffer from protein deficiency due to low fish food consumption. We barely consume about 11kg per capita which is 10kg short of the 21kg per capita standard laid by the FAO.

19Mar

Aquaculture, the Ideal Industry

The demand for fish in Nigeria is much higher than the local production. This has made Nigeria to become one of the largest importers of fish in the developing world with about 2 million metric tons imported annually.

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