In a fiercely competitive landscape dominated by multinationals, Yemisi Iranloye has risen as Nigeria’s “Cassava Queen,” cementing her place as an agricultural powerhouse. With her company, Psaltry International, producing 10,000 tons of cassava annually and boasting a turnover of $12 million, Iranloye’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
Starting from humble beginnings in Ilesa, Osun State, she turned her deep knowledge of the cassava value chain into a thriving empire. Today, Psaltry International isn’t just a cassava business — it’s a force of empowerment, providing jobs for hundreds of Nigerians and driving sustainable agriculture practices. Iranloye’s vision doesn’t just stop at profits; she’s a staunch advocate for women in agriculture, using her platform to uplift and inspire.
In an industry where the odds are stacked against women entrepreneurs, Yemisi Iranloye’s success speaks volumes. Her story is a blueprint for resilience, innovation, and unwavering determination, offering inspiration to those who dream of breaking barriers and creating lasting impact.
