An international commodity trading house, sourcing at origin in Nigeria.

Waleed leads day-to-day execution across procurement, processing, warehousing, logistics and export fulfilment. He converts each contract into a coordinated operating plan, assigning timelines, responsibilities and quality checkpoints from farmgate intake through port delivery. He also monitors service levels, resolves operational bottlenecks and keeps departments aligned so shipments leave on time, on grade and on agreed commercial terms.

Jabir defines the group’s long-term commercial direction and identifies where its sourcing strengths can meet changing global demand. He assesses new buyer geographies, commodity opportunities, competitive positioning and routes to market, then develops practical growth plans with operations and finance. He also structures strategic initiatives and off-take models that can become reliable, repeatable export pipelines.

Khalid develops the institutional relationships that connect the group’s origin network with international markets. He leads strategic alliances, off-take discussions, aggregator onboarding and high-level buyer introductions, ensuring each partnership has clear commercial value and workable delivery expectations. He remains involved as relationships mature, helping convert initial engagements into durable, mutually beneficial trading partnerships.

Salim oversees corporate governance and the compliance controls that protect the group, its counterparties and every shipment. He manages due diligence, export licensing, phytosanitary and customs requirements, documentary accuracy, trade-finance readiness and destination-market obligations. He also strengthens internal policies, record keeping and accountability so contracts are executed transparently and regulatory risks are addressed before cargo moves.

Sherifa keeps the company’s office, field teams and executive schedules working in step. She coordinates internal workflows, meetings, records, correspondence, staff support and administrative follow-through across departments. By maintaining organised information and dependable routines, she enables the sourcing, logistics, compliance and finance teams to concentrate on contract delivery.

Abdulmajid develops new revenue opportunities and helps established buyer relationships grow. He researches target markets, identifies and qualifies prospects, prepares commercial proposals, coordinates pricing inputs and follows opportunities through negotiation. Working closely with operations, he ensures every offer reflects available supply, realistic specifications and delivery capacity before converting inquiries into repeat business.

Abdallah connects buyer requirements directly to the group’s sourcing network. He maps production belts, maintains relationships with farmers and aggregators, evaluates seasonal availability and translates international inquiries into practical origin-side procurement briefs. For buyers, he serves as a consistent contact from initial specification and sample discussions through contracting, fulfilment feedback and repeat orders.

Nasir executes commodity purchasing at origin against approved volume, price and quality parameters. He negotiates with farmers and aggregators, confirms available lots, schedules collection during harvest windows and coordinates warehouse intake. He also tracks contracted tonnage and supplier performance so procurement commitments translate into timely, traceable physical supply.

Ahmad controls commodity quality from intake assessment through final loading. He manages representative sampling, moisture testing, purity and defect analysis, grading, lot segregation and acceptance against the buyer’s specification. He records inspection results, supports corrective handling where needed and coordinates independent inspectors at loading so the shipped cargo matches the agreed grade.

Ibrahim coordinates the shipment plan and the documentary chain required to complete an export contract. He supports vessel and container bookings, prepares and checks phytosanitary, origin, fumigation and shipping documents, and follows cut-off dates with logistics partners. He also keeps document sets accurate and bank-ready for letters of credit, cash-against-documents and other agreed settlement methods.

Ibrahim manages the inland movement of cargo from sourcing and warehouse locations to the export terminal. He schedules trucks, coordinates drivers and loading teams, monitors transit, verifies weighbridge records and supervises container stuffing and handover. His work ensures cargo reaches the correct terminal safely and within vessel and port cut-off times.

Mahmoud extends the group’s presence across farming communities and commodity production areas. He supports farmer and aggregator engagement, communicates sourcing requirements, helps onboard new field partners and gathers local intelligence on crop conditions and availability. He also maintains clear communication between communities and the sourcing desk, strengthening trust and continuity throughout the supply network.