FG Urges Fish Farmers to Preserve Antimicrobials for Future
The Federal Government has urged fish farmers to preserve antimicrobials for future generations to combat antimicrobial resistance. Dr. Samuel Anzaku, Director of Veterinary Public Health Epidemiology, emphasized the importance of safeguarding antimicrobial effectiveness for sustainable fish farming.
He highlighted the role of fish farmers in ensuring food security, GDP growth, and livelihood preservation. The call to action involves aligning with global efforts to prevent disease through good biosecurity practices and responsible antimicrobial use.
Preserving antimicrobials will secure the future of aquaculture and maintain a vital protein source for Nigeria's population.
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