Lagos State Farmers Receive 25% Subsidy on Fish, Poultry Feeds
The Lagos State Government has introduced the 'OunjeEko' initiative, providing a 25% subsidy on fish and poultry feeds to farmers in areas like Alimosho, Agege, and Ipaja. This program is part of the government's efforts to enhance food production and assist small-scale farmers by lowering their operational expenses.
Additionally, discounted food items are available at various locations across the state, including rice, beans, garri, bread, eggs, and more. Market surveys indicate price increases for poultry products compared to the previous year.
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