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FG targets modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering
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The Federal Government aims to modernize the red meat industry and position Nigeria for the export market by building modern abattoirs.
The government has commenced developing modern abattoirs to end the slaughtering of livestock in uncontrolled environments.
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Key Takeaways
- The Federal Government will soon end the slaughtering of livestock in uncontrolled environments.
- The Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Maiha, announced the plan.
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Expected Outcomes
- Improved red meat industry, increased export potential
Why It Matters
Boosts Nigeria's economy and food safety
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- Sep 11Punch Newspapers: The Federal Government plans to build modern abattoirs to end open livestock slaughtering, aiming to boost Nigeria's red meat industry for e
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