Nigeria Targets $64 Billion Livestock Economy
Nigeria is targeting more than double the livestock sector’s contribution to the economy, from an estimated $32 billion to over $64 billion annually. The plan focuses on ranching, dairy production, animal health, feed, genetics and processing, with the government also looking to attract greater private sector investment and reduce dependence on imported milk.
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