AI is poised to be a game-changer in Nigeria’s agricultural sector, where millions face hunger and food insecurity. As the World Food Programme predicts 33 million Nigerians will struggle with food insecurity by 2025, agritech startups are vying for a piece of the future. They offer AI-powered tools promising increased yields, efficient water management, and early pest detection. Kitovu, AgroScout, Hello Tractor, Farmcrowdy, and others provide solutions like remote sensing, automated data analysis, and connected tractor hubs to tackle complex challenges. However, their success hinges on accountability – addressing crucial aspects like data ownership, pilot testing transparency, and affordability for smallholder farmers. Will these technologies bridge the gap between promising advancements and real impact? By ensuring accessibility, usability, and equitable benefits, they can transform Nigeria’s agriculture sector. The focus now lies in bridging this gap to ensure the technology delivers tangible progress for all stakeholders.