Nigerian Government Aims to Double Livestock Sector's GDP Contribution to $74bn in 10 Years
The Nigerian government plans to boost the livestock sector's contribution to the GDP from $32bn to $74bn in a decade. The Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, highlighted the importance of livestock in ensuring food security and driving economic growth.
Emphasis is placed on transitioning from open grazing to ranching for better animal management and increased productivity. Kwara State Government is committed to supporting livestock development, recognizing its potential economic benefits.
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