Nigerian Livestock Traders Struggle with Low Patronage Despite Price Cuts

Livestock traders in Nigeria, such as Joe Okorowa, are experiencing reduced patronage despite lowering prices for products like roadside chickens. The Chairman of the Farmer Association of Nigeria (AFAN) in Lagos, Femi Ok, confirms the reduction in food prices, including livestock.

However, the lack of patronage is attributed to limited money circulation in the market. The article highlights the challenges faced by farmers due to low patronage and the need for government subsidies to support the agricultural sector.