Women Agripreneurs of the Year Award
AGRA — Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa
Won by our founder, Oluyemisi Iranloye, who pledged the prize to the education of farmers' daughters. It paid for our first scholarships.

Every student we send to university comes home to a village with water, power and a clinic.
21
Scholarships awarded since July 2024
15of 21
Of those scholarships went to girls
100%
Of every donation reaches a programme
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Programmes across rural Oyo State
A scholarship means little if the student comes home to a village with no water. A borehole means little if the family drinking from it cannot afford school. So we work all four at once, in the same communities.
We pay university fees for farmers' children, sink boreholes for clean water, supply free electricity to villages the grid never reached, bring healthcare to farming families, and mentor the next generation of farmers.
Every one of those costs money. None of it costs you more than you give — Psaltry International Company Limited covers every naira of our operating costs.
That is not a statement of intent. It is how the foundation is structured.

A child cannot study by candlelight. A farmer cannot work while sick. A village cannot grow on water it walks three kilometres to collect. We run four projects because the problems arrive together.

We pay university fees for the children of farmers. Applicants need 200 or above in JAMB, five credits in WAEC or NECO, and parents who farm.
21 scholarships awarded since July 2024. Fifteen went to girls.
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We install boreholes in rural communities, so families stop walking for water that is not safe when they reach it. Clean water at the village, every day, at no cost.
4 boreholes across 4 communities. Around 1,000 people with clean water.
See the water projectWe supply free, reliable electricity to villages the national grid has never reached. Shops stay open past sunset. Clinics keep medicine cold. Children study after dark.
Communities connected, and still supplied today.
See the electricity projectWe run screenings, treatment and health awareness for farming families who live hours from the nearest clinic. Care that comes to the farm, rather than waiting for the farmer to travel.
Farmers reached through screenings and outreaches.
See the healthcare projectMost foundations take a share of every donation for salaries, transport and admin. We take none. Psaltry International Company Limited — the business that founded us — carries every running cost on its own books.
That is not a statement of intent. It is how the foundation is structured, with accounts kept separately from the company's.
On the company's books — never drawn from what you give.
On 18 March 2026, Robiat matriculated into the Nursing programme at Hillside University of Science and Technology, Okemesi Ekiti. Her parents farm. She uses a wheelchair. Neither fact was going to decide what she became.
We cover her fees. We provided the powered wheelchair she resumed with. The rest is hers.
Fifteen of our twenty-one scholarships have gone to girls. In farming communities where money is short and the boy goes to school first, that is a deliberate correction — not a coincidence.

Matriculated 18 March 2026
Nursing, Hillside University of Science and Technology
Four of the students we helped fund through university.
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200 or above in JAMB
Your UTME score
Five credits in WAEC or NECO
At least, in one sitting
Parents who farm
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Psaltry Foundation never charges an application fee. We will never ask you to pay for a scholarship, an interview or a result. If anyone requests money in our name, call us on +234 701 161 7988.
Alayide Village · Iseyin LGA · Oyo State
Psaltry International built its factory inside the farming communities it buys from, rather than in a city. The foundation works the same way — in the villages around Ado-Awaye and across Oyo State, among farming families the company has worked alongside for two decades.
We are not a foundation that visits. We know the farms, the households and the schools.

The award that started the foundation, the school that studied the work, and the company that keeps every naira of your donation on the field.
AGRA — Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa
Won by our founder, Oluyemisi Iranloye, who pledged the prize to the education of farmers' daughters. It paid for our first scholarships.
Taught as a business-school case
The founder's work building agro-industry in rural Nigeria — where the power, water and roads had to be built first — is documented in a Stanford GSB case study.
Africa's first cassava-based sorbitol producer
The company that founded us also funds us — covering every operating cost so 100% of each donation reaches a programme. It works with over 100,000 farm families.
A student's fees. A village's borehole. A clinic day on a farm. 100% of what you give reaches the community. Psaltry International pays for everything else.
Two decades of access to farming communities across Oyo State, with the logistics of a working agro-processing company behind us. If you fund rural development in Nigeria, we can deliver it.
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