Dynamo Group, a leading real estate firm, recently launched an ambitious agricultural real estate initiative called Operation Agriculture by Force. This groundbreaking project arrives at a critical moment in Nigeria’s economic history, as oil revenue continues to decline and economic hardship deepens. With this initiative, Dynamo Group is aiming to reconnect Nigerians with agriculture, offering a lucrative investment opportunity through its “1000 Plot Challenge,” which promises to make 1,000 Nigerians millionaires within three years.
In a recent interview with NewdayReporters in Awka, Dynamo Group’s CEO, Samuel Anaeto, shared insights into the vision behind Operation Agriculture by Force. Anaeto, a prominent figure in the real estate sector, described the project as a unique approach that combines real estate investment with agriculture.
Investors who secure plots of land will have their land managed by Dynamo Group, which will oversee the planting and cultivation of high-value crops and economic trees, such as palm trees, coconuts, and yams, depending on the location.
According to Anaeto, this concept provides a dual benefit. As the land appreciates in value over time, investors also earn income from the harvests produced on their property. This structure allows individuals to benefit from both land appreciation and agricultural production, creating an ongoing source of income while building long-term value. “The goal is to empower people through agricultural investments that not only generate short-term returns but also build wealth over time,” Anaeto explained.
This venture, he added, is designed to promote both land ownership and food security, while fostering economic empowerment in Nigeria. By merging real estate and agriculture, Dynamo Group hopes to create a sustainable investment model that makes agricultural assets an integral part of everyday investments for Nigerians. “For our investors, this is more than just a land purchase—it’s an opportunity to own a valuable, income-generating asset,” Anaeto said. “With Operation Agriculture by Force, the land’s value grows over time, while the produce, whether from palm trees, coconuts, or yams, also appreciates.”
An attractive aspect of this initiative is the revenue-sharing structure; investors receive a 50% share of profits from each harvest, allowing them to enjoy both land appreciation and a share in the agricultural yield.
Anaeto projected that after the third year, clients should expect an annual return of at least one million naira from their plantations, easing some of the financial pressure brought by the current economic challenges.
Meanwhile, Dynamo Group’s Head of Marketing, Kenechukwu Cynthia, highlighted that Operation Agriculture by Force is befitting retirement plan for civil servants and working-class Nigerians, as it provides an accessible and affordable retirement plan.
She emphasized that this project not only boosts food production but also enhances wealth creation for investors, presenting a lifeline during economically challenging times.
The Dynamo Operation Agriculture by Force has generated considerable excitement, especially among middle-class Nigerians and those facing economic difficulties, who see it as a promising opportunity for financial stability. Although the long-term impact remains to be seen, Operation Agriculture by Force has captured the hopes of many Nigerians seeking both investment opportunities and a solution to rising economic hardship.
