Nigerian Government Abolishes Open Grazing to Transform Livestock Sector
The Nigerian government has officially abolished open grazing nationwide, signaling a significant policy shift in livestock management to address recurring farmer-herder conflicts. The move, announced by Mallam Idi Mukhtar Maiha of the Ministry of Livestock Development, aligns with President Bola Tinubu's livestock innovation agenda.
The decision aims to promote ranching as a modern and profitable model to prevent conflicts, improve cattle health, and boost the livestock sector's revenue potential. Various stakeholders, including government officials and industry experts, have commended the initiative as a crucial step towards sustainable livestock management.
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