The British International Investment, the United Kingdom’s development finance institution and impact investor, has finalized plans to invest $15 million in Nigeria’s agriculture sector through an agricultural commodities trading house, Valency International. BII disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday, noting that the funding would facilitate the expansion of processing and warehousing infrastructure. According to BII, the support will create up to 2,800 jobs for low-income workers nationwide. The organization added that the fund will also provide market access indirectly to a further 60,000…