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In 1960, Nigeria controlled 43% of global palm oil supply. Today, we produce 1.4 million tonnes and import 1.1 million—at a cost of ₦612 billion annually.

That gap is not temporary. Industry analysis suggests it will persist for a decade or more, reshaping returns for anyone holding productive capacity.

What We're Releasing:

A 5-part video series on palm oil investing—built around verifiable data, not sales tactics.

  • Episode 1: The market gap, how we got here, and why it won't close
  • Episode 2+: Hard-asset mechanics, year-by-year performance models, and what scarcity means for capital allocation

Who This Is For:

Investors and advisors managing significant capital for HNI and diaspora clients who want to understand market structures before deploying.

What This Isn't:

No product launches. No return guarantees. No tiered referral schemes. No artificial urgency.

New 5-part series: Episode 1 drops this week.

👉 Watch now: ✅Nigeria supplied 43% of global palm oil in the 1960s.

Today: 1.4M tonnes produced. 2.5M tonnes consumed. ₦612B annual import bill.

The gap won't close for a decade.

This matters for anyone with capital to invest. Hard assets behave differently when supply is scarce.

New 5-part series: Episode 1 drops this week.

👉 Watch now: https://youtu.be/oHuX1qOW4_M?si=WdL7PfJdNfXaP944 

No products. No guarantees. Data only.

Please like, share and subscribe to my YouTube channel. 🙏🏽

Oluwaseyi Kudakin
MD/CEO, OiK Investment Limited
Invest With Seyi

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