Nigeria
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Nigeria warns of escalating livestock feed crisis, urges regional action
The government finds this situation concerning as inadequate nutrition for animals threatens incomes, food security, and community stability.
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BUA Group partners Viteral Integrated Milling Systems to construct 40 TPH feed mill in Nigeria
Viteral Integrated Milling Systems is renowned for providing complete facilities for feed production.
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Stakeholders push for stronger oversight as Nigeria’s livestock industry expands
The renewed focus on sustainable livestock practices comes just months after Niger State announced a US$100 million offtake agreement with the Saudi Export and Import Bank.
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Nigeria, FAO join forces to curb livestock diseases
The initiative aims to strengthen the country’s capacity to detect, prevent, and respond swiftly to zoonotic and transboundary animal diseases.
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Nigeria’s livestock ministry introduces special vehicles for safer animal transport
The vehicles are expected to reduce disease risks, improve hygiene standards, and streamline livestock movement nationwide.
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Olam Agri, AGRA sign MoU to advance sustainable agriculture in Nigeria and Ghana
Under the terms of the MoU, the organisations will focus on scaling programs for smallholder farmers in soy, wheat, maize, and rice value chains in Nigeria.
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Nigerian government unveils livestock investment master plan to drive national prosperity
The National Livestock Master Plan (NLMP) is a blueprint for transformation meant to reposition the livestock sector as a cornerstone of development.
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Taraba, Yobe States deepen collaboration with World Bank-backed L-PRES project
The six-year L-PRES programme is a major push to address long-standing challenges in Nigeria’s livestock sector, from disease outbreaks to low productivity.
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FMN’s Premier Feed Mills expands poultry feed portfolio with LayerWise launch
This new feed promises to ensure consitent egg yolk color and promote poultry health.
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Nigerian government plans financing and insurance tools to scale up fish production
The plans are part of a broader plan to strengthen domestic fish production and reducing the country’s reliance on imports, usually averaging 833,000 tonnes annually.
