Nigerian Government Denies Nationwide Ban on Open Grazing, Emphasizes Transition to Ranching
The Nigerian government has refuted claims of a nationwide ban on open grazing, clarifying that the transition to modern ranching is in progress as part of livestock sector reforms. The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development highlighted the need for a structured transition to ranching from open grazing to enhance productivity, reduce conflicts, and promote sustainable livestock ecosystems.
The government aims to modernize grazing reserves and urges Nigerians to rely on official communication channels for accurate updates on livestock development policies.
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