Nigerian Government Denies Nationwide Ban on Open Grazing, Emphasizes Transition to Ranching
The Nigerian government has refuted claims of a nationwide ban on open grazing, emphasizing a gradual transition to modern ranching systems. The Ministry of Livestock Development, through Idi Mukhtar Maiha, clarified that the government aims to revitalize existing grazing reserves to facilitate a smooth shift from open grazing to ranching.
The government highlighted the need for sustainable alternatives to reduce conflicts and enhance livestock productivity. Nigerians are urged to rely on official channels for accurate information on livestock development policies.
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