For over a decade, Chanja Datti has led the charge in transforming Nigeria’s waste management landscape, turning plastic waste into opportunity, empowering communities, and championing the circular economy. Under the visionary leadership of Olufunto Boroffice, the company has continued to redefine sustainability through innovation, inclusion, and local impact.

Now, Chanja Datti has reached another remarkable milestone with the launch of its made-in-Nigeria household product line, featuring bowls, dustpans, and other everyday essentials, all made entirely from 100% recycled plastics. This achievement marks a major leap in advancing local manufacturing, creating jobs, and reducing plastic pollution across Nigeria.

This launch represents more than the unveiling of new products, it’s the realization of a vision years in the making. Built through the dedication of the Chanja Datti team and the collaboration of partners and consultants, the company’s new plastics manufacturing line reflects what is possible when innovation meets purpose.

Local Materials, Local Jobs, Local Impact

Unlike many plastic products in Nigeria that rely on imported raw materials, Chanja Datti’s new products are fully produced locally from recycled HDPE pellets. This approach not only minimizes the carbon footprint associated with importation but also ensures that economic value and job opportunities remain within the country.

This is the circular economy in action: waste transformed into value, communities empowered through employment, and sustainable products designed to last. Each product manufactured is a tangible reminder that environmental responsibility and economic growth can coexist.

Driving a Sustainable Future

By turning recycled materials into durable household items, Chanja Datti continues to prove that sustainability is not just about policy, it’s about practice. The company’s new line promotes responsible consumption, supports environmental stewardship, and challenges industries across Africa to rethink how products are made and reused.

Customers can now look forward to seeing Chanja Datti Plastics on shelves soon and with every purchase, they’re helping build a cleaner, greener Nigeria.

Looking Ahead

The Stanford Seed Network Nigeria celebrates Chanja Datti’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. Their story reminds us that progress begins when bold ideas meet consistent action.

Stay tuned for more spotlights on visionary companies across the Network that are redefining how Africa builds, scales, and sustains impact-driven enterprises.