Federal Republic of Nigeria
The Business Hub for Nigeria's BSF Industry

Where Nigerian BSF producers earn, sell, and scale.

Marketplace, buyer requests, grants, training, and an AI assistant — one association, one digital hub, one income stream after another.

Black soldier fly larvae in modular trays

1,240+

Active Producers

32

States Covered

140k

Tons Capacity

Marketplace

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Our Charter

Mission, vision, and objectives.

Mission

To organise, promote, and represent Nigeria's Black Soldier Fly and edible-insect value chain — building a certified, profitable, and sustainable national industry.

Vision

A Nigeria where insect-based protein anchors circular agriculture, food security, and rural prosperity across every state.

01

Organise the industry

Bring producers, processors, and marketers under one national voice with state-level representation.

02

Standards & certification

Champion biosecurity, quality, and safety standards for insect-based feed and food in Nigeria.

03

Capacity building

Deliver training, mentorship, and access to research that expands member enterprise capability.

04

Market access

Connect members to offtakers, feed millers, exporters, and financing partners.

AI Business Assistant

Ask what to grow. Ask what to charge.

Pull live marketplace pricing, tailored production tips, and matched buyer opportunities on demand. Included on every paid plan.

Live conversation

What's the price of dried larvae right now?
Average across active listings: ₦3,200/kg. Range ₦2,400–₦3,800. Verified sellers command a 12–18% premium.
Who's buying feed-grade meal in the north?
Sahel Agric Co-op — 10 tons frass, budget ₦800–₦950/kg, Kano.

Latest Insights

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Policy Update12 May 2026

Federal Government Approves Insect-Based Protein in Commercial Poultry Feed

The Ministry of Agriculture has published guidelines allowing certified BSF larvae meal as a protein ingredient in commercial feed.

Association02 April 2026

Twelve New State Chapters Inaugurated Across the Federation

NABSFIPPMN welcomed twelve new state chapters, bringing coordinated representation to producers in the North-East and South-South.

Opportunity20 March 2026

₦150M Research Grant Opens for Member Institutions

Applications are now open for the 2026 innovation grant supporting frass, bio-conversion, and larval-oil research.

Upcoming

Training & industry events

Members enjoy discounted access to certified training, national conferences, and offtake matchmaking.

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In-person WorkshopLagos

Scaling Post-Harvest Processing for Industrial Use

24 June 2026

15,000

ConferenceAbuja

NABSFIPPMN Annual National Conference

18–20 September 2026

35,000