Presidential Livestock Reforms

Implementation Committee

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Mission

The mission is to create an enabling environment that enhances innovative and technology-driven investments by smallholder producers and private sector operators in the Nigerian dairy industry.


Vision

The vision is to provide a policy framework that guides public and private sector interventions and investments in the Nigerian dairy industry to expedite the attainment of self-sufficiency in milk products, and global competitiveness.

Livestock is projected to grow the Economy of the country to a higher GDP

Birds Farming

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Birds are one of the most consumable in the country and beyond.

Cattle Rearing

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Cattle rearing contribute immensly to the growth of Nigeria economy.

Aquaculture

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Nigeria is ranked as the leading aquaculture-producing nation in Sub-Saharan Africa .

Goat

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Nigeria, with an estimated total livestock production of 52.4 × 106 , of which goats constitute about 26.5 × 106, still has inadequate meat and milk production.

Pig

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Nigeria has a vibrant and growing pig farming industry, fueled by a high demand for pork and its by-products..

Sheep

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Sheep contributes about 50% of the total domestically produced meat in Nigeria.

Rabbit

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Rabbit production is a sustainable way to produce animal protein in Nigeria, and it can contribute to the country's economy.

Grasscutter

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Grasscutter farming is a profitable and sustainable way to generate income in Nigeria..

Camel

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Camels play a vital role in the economy of northern Nigeria, providing food, income, and other benefits to pastoralists

Nigeria Economy

Livestock farming is a significant part of Nigeria's agricultural sector and contributes notably to the country's economy. According to various sources, livestock contributes about 5-7% to Nigeria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and represents around 20-25% of the agricultural GDP.

Nigeria Economy

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