The government is advancing a One Health approach to responsible antimicrobial use, disease prevention and food safety ahead of a global ministerial conference.
The campaign targets three major livestock diseases, with teams set to cover all local government areas and local council development areas across the state.
The state is developing 110 hectares of grazing reserve for livestock feed production to sustain gains from Nigeria’s local dairy development programme.
Nigeria is exploring digital livestock identification to strengthen animal health monitoring, market access and efforts to combat livestock theft.
The deal will bring Livestock Feeds into Sunbeth’s integrated agribusiness platform, combining its sourcing capabilities with the feed producer’s manufacturing and distribution network.
The programme will also establish artificial insemination centres and train local technicians to improve access to breeding services across Kwara State.
Nigeria is calling for an emergency response to contain the latest African swine fever outbreak in Ogun State.
The equipment will help farmers process feed materials and preserve feed for periods of limited pasture availability.
Since December 2020, Nigeria has recorded 505 confirmed HPAI outbreaks affecting almost 2.56 million birds, including 11 H5N1 infections in 2026 across nine commercial farms.
TruValue was developed to provide beef and dairy producers with balanced nutrition, standardised quality and consistent feed availability.