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Nigerian National Assembly Criticizes Zero Capital Release to Livestock Ministry
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- •The Nigerian National Assembly reported zero capital release to the Ministry of Livestock in the current fiscal period.
- •Nigeria imports approximately 65% of its meat consumption despite having a livestock ministry.
- •Senators and the Minister of Livestock publicly expressed concerns about poor funding on February 20 and 21, 2026.
- •The Ministry of Livestock is tasked with increasing domestic meat production to reduce import dependency.
- •The government budget for the livestock sector has been criticized for being insufficient to meet production goals.
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- ▸If the government increases capital funding to the Ministry of Livestock local meat production could rise, reducing Nigeria's reliance on imports and benefiting domestic farmers.
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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Senators, minister lament poor funding of livestock ministryAFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)NASS Kicks as Livestock Ministry Gets Zero Capital Release, 65% of Meat Still ImportedAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)N’Assembly decries ‘poor funding’ of livestock ministryAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)N’Assembly knocks FG over poor funding of livestock ministry