Collective farming
Members come together to strengthen production, share knowledge and build a more resilient farming community.

Member-owned · Accra, Ghana
Oboafo unites farmers to strengthen production, reach better markets and build more secure livelihoods—together.
Collective farming · Market access · Member welfare
Discover OboafoMember first
✦Better market access
✦Shared progress
✦Local impact
About Oboafo
“Oboafo” speaks to the spirit of help—and that spirit is at the heart of our co-operative.
Formed by members in and around Accra, the Society recognises that farmers achieve more when they organise around common needs. By working together, members can pursue easier access to production support, stronger prices for produce and better living standards.
Our co-operative model gives every member a place in a community built on participation, responsibility and mutual progress.
Co-operation in actionFor farmers. By members.
What we do
Practical co-operation across the farming value chain—designed to help members produce with confidence and reach markets from a position of collective strength.
Members come together to strengthen production, share knowledge and build a more resilient farming community.
We create a stronger route to market—helping members pursue fairer value and dependable opportunities for their produce.
Every decision begins with the economic interests, unity and long-term wellbeing of our members.
Opportunity in actionOur heritage
Our founding articles set out a clear belief: coming together gives members a better chance to meet common needs and improve their standard of living.
Protect members’ economic interests
Foster unity and shared responsibility
Improve access to production support
Pursue better value for members’ produce
To foster a sense of unity among members.
— An original objective of the Society
President of OboafoOur leadership
Leadership portfolio
Our leadership team brings together governance, development, trade and technology expertise to help the Society serve its members with clarity, accountability and ambition.

Chairman
Theodore provides strategic oversight to the Society, helping to keep its work accountable to members and focused on sustainable growth. He supports sound governance, responsible decision-making and collaboration across the leadership team.

Vice Chairperson
Doreen’s portfolio focuses on supporting the Chairperson, strengthening member representation and encouraging collaboration across the Society’s leadership. The Vice Chairperson role helps keep governance centred on members’ interests and shared priorities.

Director, Foreign Trade
Gilbert leads the Society’s foreign trade portfolio, with a focus on building credible market relationships and creating pathways for members’ produce beyond local markets. His work connects commercial opportunity with the Society’s commitment to fair value for farmers.

Development Officer
Kwadwo’s development portfolio focuses on opportunities that support the Society’s growth and its members’ livelihoods. The Development Officer role brings attention to practical initiatives, partnerships and member development aligned with Oboafo’s farming and marketing goals.

Technical Instructor, Equipment
The equipment instruction portfolio focuses on practical knowledge for the safe use and care of farming equipment, supporting the Society’s production goals.

Software Engineer and Systems Analyst
Samuel supports Oboafo’s digital development by designing practical systems that make information easier to manage and decisions easier to support. He brings software engineering and systems analysis together to strengthen the Society’s operations and future readiness.
Join the co-operative
Are you a farmer in the Accra area who believes in the strength of working together? Connect with Oboafo to learn more about the Society and membership.