Farmer Member
Smallholder and commercial farmers growing crops or rearing livestock.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership built on participation, not just an account.
Members save regularly, participate in cooperative decisions, and gain access to responsible loans and community projects. Membership is a commitment to collective discipline as much as it is a benefit.
Membership categories
Worker Member
Salaried and informal workers saving toward personal and family goals.
Enterprise Member
Owners of registered or informal small businesses and workshops.
Youth Member
Members aged 18–30 building early saving habits and skills.
Community Partner
Organisations and groups supporting cooperative projects without individual savings accounts.
Eligibility (demonstration policy)
These fictional requirements illustrate a typical cooperative onboarding policy.
- Aged 18 or older
- Valid form of identification
- Completion of a short membership orientation
- Minimum opening contribution of ₦2,000
- Agreement to cooperative principles and bylaws
The membership journey
What membership gives you
Five plans built for different goals — from harvest reserves to enterprise capital.
Responsible borrowing tied to your savings history and membership standing.
A vote and a stake in the community projects the cooperative funds.
Field training, financial literacy sessions and youth fellowships.
Quarterly assemblies and community gatherings across branches.
Emergency welfare support in times of household need.
Apply for membership
A frontend-only demonstration form. No application is actually submitted.