In 2025, a shipment that PrimeFlow Ltd had paid for arrived — and it wasn’t what they ordered. The Nigerian raw materials company had wired money to a supplier in China and waited two months, only to open boxes containing goods that did not match the agreed specifications.
It’s the exact problem that Fara Popoola, CEO (Chief Executive Officer), and Michael Adisa, CTO (Chief Technology Officer), built Proc360 to solve.
Popoola spent five years in global procurement, including time on the ground in China. Adisa, meanwhile, brings more than four years of software engineering experience, much of it focused on supply chain systems.
Together, they built Proc360, a Lagos-based platform that places checkpoints at every stage of the import journey.
In 2025, Nigeria and Ghana imported $25 billion and $4.59 billion of goods, respectively, from China each year. According to Proc360, an estimated $4 billion of that trade is lost annually to fragmented systems, including foreign exchange (FX) markups, agent commissions, fraud, and logistics failures.
