Nigerian Government Promises Quick Wins in Livestock Sector Investments
The Federal Government of Nigeria is embarking on partnerships and investments in the livestock sector, with promises of visible results within a few months. The Nation Council for Livestock Development (NCLD) has been inaugurated in Yola, Adamawa State, with Idi Mukhtar Maiha, the Minister of Livestock Development, highlighting the commitment of various stakeholders to initiatives across dairy, beef, poultry, and other livestock value chains.
The government aims to attract investments, improve income, strengthen animal health systems, and reduce conflicts between pastoralists and farmers. The move is part of efforts to diversify the economy and enhance food security.
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