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Policy somersault, forex crisis throw poultry operators out

“I invested about N2m into the business. I had another project I wanted to embark on but I had to stay action on that project because of the poultry business,” he said.

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Poultry farmers want improvement in egg value-chain

Poultry farmers want improvement in egg value-chain
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Poultry Association laments over rising cost of eggs -

The cost of a crate of eggs which sold between N1900 and N2000, now sells between N2400 and N2600.

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Unemployment Loom As Farmers Groan Under Harsh Business Challenges

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Lagos State chapter of the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) has predicted job cuts in the sector due to countless challenges. Speaking in Lagos on Thursday, the chapter chairman, Mr Godwin Egbegbe, listed the challenges to include high cost of farm inputs, insecurity and disease outbreaks. “We envisage that we may […]

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COVID-19 seizes battle against malnutrition in Nigeria, complicates worsening scenario

COVID-19 seizes battle against malnutrition in Nigeria, complicates worsening scenario Kindly share this story: Photo: Nigeria Health Watch Published 26 January 2021 Before the COVID-19, Nigeria has not fared well in dealing with the burden of malnutrition. With the pandemic, DAYO Ojerinde writes that experts fear that the battle against malnutrition could suffer a setback, adding that it will take a collective effort to tackle the menace in the country On February 28, 2020, Infection Prevention and Control, a Technical Working Group of Nigerians and the Federal Ministry of Health predicted that a total of 921,618 children, aged six to 59 months, would suffer from acute malnutrition in 2020.

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