NIGERIA AFFECTED BY CHINA’S BAN ON IMPORTED LIVESTOCK 

China has taken drastic measures to protect its domestic agricultural and food industries by banning the import of livestock products from several countries. The decision was made in response to reports of disease outbreaks, including foot-and-mouth disease, sheep pox, and goat pox, from the World Health Organisation (WHO). The ban affects a wide range of…

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WOMEN FARMERS IN ABIA STATE PROTEST HERDERS’ INVASION OF FARMLANDS 

Women from Obibor, Asa in Umunneato autonomous community, Ukwa West LGA of Abia State, stormed their monarch’s palace, demanding justice for the destruction of their farms by cattle allegedly owned by Fulani herdsmen. The protesters, who sought compensation for the damaged crops, including cassava, called for an end to cattle grazing on their farms. They…

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340 YOUNG FARMERS IN KANO EMPOWERED BY KANO STATE GOVERNMENT 

Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has taken a significant step towards empowering young farmers in the state. Recently, 340 youths graduated from the Livestock and Horticulture Institutes, and each of them received a starter pack to kick-start their agricultural journey. The governor’s initiative is aimed at reducing poverty and promoting food security in the…

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KACRAN CELEBRATES NORTHEAST DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ON GAINS IN EFFORTS TO MITIGATE HERDERS/FARMERS CONFLICT 

The National President of the Kulen Allah Cattle Rearers Association of Nigeria (KACRAN), Khalil Bello, has commended the North East Development Commission (NEDC) for its unwavering commitment to advancing the livestock sector and fostering overall development in the region. “In line with this objective, we applaud the NEDC for its unwavering commitment to improving the…

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