LAPO Advocates Sustainable Poultry Farming for Food Security in Nigeria
LAPO, a poverty alleviation organization, hosted its annual chicken fair in Benin City, Abuja, and Lagos, urging for more investment in sustainable poultry farming. The event aimed to strengthen local production, create jobs, and support small-scale farmers, especially women and youth, in Nigeria's poultry value chain.
LAPO emphasized the importance of addressing food insecurity and promoting economic development through agriculture. The organization's initiatives focus on agricultural financing, capacity building, market linkages, and advisory support to empower smallholder farmers and agri-entrepreneurs.
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