Kogi State Establishes Livestock Ministry to Boost Agricultural Development
Kogi State has inaugurated a Livestock Ministry to boost agricultural growth, emphasizing livestock production and value chain development. The move aims to address challenges in the livestock sector, such as farmer-herder conflicts.
The state government is committed to collaborating with stakeholders to achieve food security, generate employment, and promote rural prosperity. The newly established ministry aligns with best practices to drive livestock agribusiness initiatives and enhance coordination for sustainable development.
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