The Nigerian government plans to establish abattoirs in the FCT to unlock the nation's livestock potential.
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Updated Jun 5
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The Nigerian government plans to establish abattoirs in the FCT to unlock the nation's livestock potential.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The federal government and states are partnering in livestock transformation, with the National Economic Council approving NL-GAS.Sub-event
- The government proposed a ranching policy for the FCT, which was subsequently rejected by the local inhabitants.Sub-event
Minister Maiha announced plans to establish abattoirs in Abuja to unlock Nigeria's livestock potential.1 source
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- President Tinubu of Nigeria directs the Minister of FCT to undertake housing projects in Abuja.
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