As Nigerians begin to struggle with the removal of fuel subsidy by the federal government and its resultant effects on the cost of food, Eden Group through its innovative e-moringa food and logistics has commenced partnership with the Abuja Cooperative Federation to make its food products more affordable for Nigerians.
Using cooperative model, the collaboration aimed to deliver installment payment system for a period of five months for food items that cost 55,000 naira in package.
The project, tagged: “Operation Feed the Nation” is intended to serve both government workers and private individual with a registered membership of cooperative society across the nation and help them achieve zero hunger objective.
Speaking during a working visit to the secretariat of Abuja Cooperative Federation on Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer, Eden Group, Dr Michael Ashimashiga said the package product and services will go far to reduce the effect of high cost of food on the vulnerable member of society in the era of financial burden occasioned by the fuel subsidy removal.
In his remarks, president, Abuja Cooperative Federation, Emmanuel Atama assured the group of his commitment to key into the innovation which he described as cooperative instrumentality towards eliminating hunger in line with goal 2 of the Sustainable Development Goals agenda.
