Nigerian Government Denies Open Grazing Ban, Emphasizes Transition to Modern Ranching
The Nigerian government has refuted claims of a nationwide ban on open grazing, clarifying its strategy to transition to modern ranching systems. The Ministry of Livestock Development, represented by Idi Maiha, stated that the government aims to upgrade and equip existing grazing reserves to support pastoralist livelihoods and reduce farmer-herder conflicts.
The government emphasized the need for a structured business environment within the livestock sector, highlighting the importance of proper utilization of grazing reserves. The denial aimed to correct misleading reports and ensure accurate policy information dissemination.
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