The National Apex of Cashew Farmers, Processors, and Marketing Cooperative Limited has officially received its Certificate of Registration from the Federal Director of Cooperatives. This important achievement marks a critical step forward for the cooperative, which aims to empower farmers and eliminate the role of middlemen in the cashew industry. The Certificate of Registration, dated March 5, 2025, certifies that the cooperative has been duly registered under the Nigerian Cooperative Societies Act. The document, signed by the Federal Director of Cooperatives, confirms that the cooperative’s application, dated 2024, has been approved, and the cooperative’s name has been accepted accordingly. Yunusa Gabriel Enemali, the National President of the cooperative, expressed his overwhelming joy and gratitude to stakeholders. “Thank you to all our stakeholders for their support. We are now set to take off and make a meaningful impact in the cashew industry,” he said. The registration of the National Apex of Cashew Farmers, Processors, and Marketing Cooperative Limited is expected to have a positive impact on cashew farmers, processors, and marketers across the country. By providing a unified platform for stakeholders, the cooperative aims to promote fair trade practices, improve product quality, and increase market access. As the cooperative begins its operations, it is likely to collaborate with relevant government agencies, research institutions, and international organizations to access technical assistance, funding, and market opportunities. This collaboration is expected to enhance the competitiveness of Nigerian cashew products in the global market. The registration of the National Apex of Cashew Farmers, Processors, and Marketing Cooperative Limited is a significant milestone in the development of the cashew industry in Nigeria.