The name of the Company is MBAM-MIKAI UNIQUE FARMS NIG. LTD

2. The Registered office of the Company will be situated in Nigeria.

3. The objects for which the Company is established are:

A.       To Carry On Business Of Agricultural Fanning. Food Processing, Sales In Local Market of Food Product.

•Agro-allied Farming. Poultry And Fishery Farming, Rice Fanning, Livestock, Fruit Farmers, Millers And Manufacturers of General Products And to Carry On Business of Manufacturing, Production And Sale of Livestock Feeds, Fertilizers, Pesticides, Farm Implements, Equipment And;

• Materials And To Engage In All Or Any Of The Activities of producing, Supplying, Preserving, Processing, Storing, Distributing or Marketing of Farm Produce And Product.

B.     To Carry On The Business Of Trading And marketing Sales And Distribution Of General Goods, Be They Manufactured Or not, Commission Agents, Manufacturers’ representatives, General Suppliers, General Contractors And General Merchants; To Buy, Sale &  Manufacture and to deal in All Articles.  Substance Products Systems And Appliances That Will Enable It Realize Its Set Objectives Or That Is

Commonly Or Usual bought, Sold, Manufactured Or Dealt In By Persons Carrying On Any Of The Businesses Having Objects Similar To That Of The Company.

C.     To Carry On Business Of Beverages, Food Drinks, Food Processing, Bakery And To Engage In The

Production And Sales Of Pastries, Supply Tinned Foods, Confections, Confectionery, Catering Services, Toiletries, Ice Creams, Food-Stuff And Produce, To Season, Spice, Marinate, Sweeten, Flavour, Carbonate And Otherwise Improve The Taste, Appearance And Nutritive Value Of Foods And Beverages.

D.      To Borrow Or Raise Money In Such Manner As The Company Shall Think Fit; And In Particular By The Issue Of Debentures Or Debenture Stock (Perpetual Or Otherwise)

4. The Company is a Private Company

5. The liability of the members is Limited By Shares

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CORPORATE AFFAIRES COMMISSION;

                                                                                               A.  G.  ABUBAKAR

                                                                                   Registrar General

                                                                                                     Apr. 30, 2022

The (CEO) Chief Executive Officer, Prince Ahmadu Suleiman Kila, was born in 1957 at Dorobene quarters of Kila Yang Village from a Royal Family.

          After His Pre-primary School age which was usually 9 years and  was taken to Mayo-Ndaga Central primary School in 1966 until then he was broughtup alongside with his parents together with his brothers and sisters at Mikai Farming areas in Kila Yang Village.

          In 1974, there then he The CEO./Director  proceeded to Government Teachers College Mubi were he obtained his Grade-ii Teachers Certificate.
In 1989, he then proceeded to College of Education Jalingo were he obtained his National Certificate in Education (NCE).

          Furthermore, In 1995 he  was admitted in to Federal University of Maiduguri where BSc. Ed Degree certificate was honored as a graduate in the year 1998.

          Where he was automatically employed into the Public Service with Education Authority as a Classroom Teacher 1979 to 1980, and became the  Headmaster of Gidin-Dutse now in Gashaka Local Government from 1980 to 1989. And held the Position of Games & Form Master 1998 to 2003.

Where he was promoted to be the Vice Principal of Government Day Secondary School Mbamnga from 2003 to 2007,  And Became the Principal to a newly established Government Day Secondary School Kila-Yang from 2007 to 2014.

           As well as partaking in Ad-hoc duties, he served as Co-ordinator National Population Census 2006,  at the same time he stick to be Peasant Farmer 2009 to 2020, where he then developed interest in entrepreneurship and became registered with (CAC) Corporate Affairs Commission as the Director/CEO. Of Mbam-Mikai Unique Farms Nig. Ltd in the year  2022  on 30th April. After Successful Retirement from Service.

The farming activities in this great innovative company for all round farming activities and programme in Nigeria with it Headquarter at
Kila-Yang Mayo-Ndaga Ward of Sardauna Local Government Area of Taraba State, Nigeria.

This company is purely on all agricultural productions, Sales and Services.
We have a higher taste of farming in Nigeria in all farming sectors and even to guarantee Loans to our sub farmers to boost higher productivity,

Studies and sampling was carried out to determine the fish farming practices, development and constraints among fish farmers in Ibi Local Government Area (LGA), Taraba State, Nigeria. A sampling frame was drawn from the list of 740 fish farmers registered with the Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Ibi LGA, Taraba State. A multistage stratified design was used for selecting the respondents for the study. The first stage involved stratification of the Local Government into Districts (Sarkin Kudu, Dampar and Ibi). The second stage was selection based on the prevalence of fish farmers in the districts. The third stage involved random selection of 90, 69 and 63 (30%) fish farmers from each district to obtain a sample size of 222 respondents. Data from the study were collected through structured questionnaire and scheduled interview administered to the respondents. Data were analyzed using descriptive (frequency distribution and percentages) and inferential (non parametric test at coefficient of 0.116 and p-value of < 0.05) statistics. Results show that concrete tanks were mostly used by fish farmers (35.0%) and sourced fingerlings for stocking through personal hatchery (34.9%), practiced poly culture (58.90%) and monoculture techniques (56.50%). The culture system was predominantly intensive (90.0%), Clarias spp were cultured (68.9%) and fed on imported floating feed (72.0%). The major constraints to fish production are inadequate infrastructure, high cost of inputs, poor quality of fish seed and poor extension services on fish farming. The study recommends that the Government should grant import duty waiver on fish farming inputs and monitor the implementation so that the policy can benefit intending and existing fish farmers. Efforts should be intensified on different areas of fish farming development.