Wuraola Adelaja is a masterful entrepreneur combining the intricacies of running a business in Nigeria and telling the African agricultural story. She is a chartered accountant, founder and CEO of Marcle Food Ltd and Director, Clellous Ventures. Marcle Food Ltd. seeks to bridge the agricultural scarcity gap in Africa through her commercial production and sales of Palm Oil, Brown Ofada Rice and White Ofada Rice,Wild Bees Honey, Acha Or Fonio and Locust Beans. ?Marcle’s Palm oil, commonly used to prepare soups, does not coagulate and retains its taste and fine quality after a long time. ?Our Brown and White Ofada rice is pure, Unpolished,machine de-stoned and contains lots of antioxidants, good for people with diabetic ?The honey, gotten from natural wild bees is fortified with natural vitamins to heal many ailments. ?The locust beans call Iru Or Dawadawa in Nigeria native language,serve as local yet spicy seasonings to soup . known for rich aroma and contribute a unique taste to dishes.They are valued for their nutritional content. ?Finally we have Marcle Acha, Fonio or Hungry Rice. Nutrition, gluten free and high in dietary fiber. *In Marcle Food Ltd, the wellness of our customers is our priority* Clellous Venture on the other hand serves as distributor of office consumables and manufacturer representative. We involved in the supply of stationeries and equipments to businesses for their daily use. Prior to venturing into entrepreneurship, Wuraola worked in one of the foremost national parastatals, the Nigerian Port Authority. In this office she deployed her accounting and business administration skills in ensuring the smooth flow and expansion of business operation and accounting. She is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN) Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria.(CITN) Association of Food and Agro Processors. (AFAP) Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Associates of Micro Entrepreneur of Nigeria (AMEN) Not one to neglect learning, she currently holds a Post-Graduate diploma in Agribusiness from the London Academy of professional training and has participated in local Trade fairs seeking to expand her business. Wuraola runs with one dream, to tell the agricultural story of Africa while bridging the food scarcity gap of the continent. I am passionate in contributing my quotas to enable the association to achieve her goals. And at the same time expecting to leverage on the association to improve both local and international visibility of my company in a way that increase sales. To get local and international network that impacts on company performance positively. And others benefits that the association offer to her members.