The Federal Government and Adamawa State Government have pledged to deepen their partnership in the livestock sector with a focus on improving food production, creating jobs and opening up new economic opportunities for Nigerians.
The commitment was made during the visit of Idi Mukhtar Maiha, Minister of Livestock Development, to Adamawa State, where he commissioned key livestock facilities developed through collaboration between the Federal Government and the State.
The minister commissioned a 40-million-dose vaccine cold-chain facility in Jambutu, an artificial insemination centre at Adamawa State University, Mubi, and an animal quarantine station in Maiha Local Government Area.
Speaking during the visit, Maiha said the facilities were part of the Federal Government’s efforts to build a stronger and more productive livestock industry across the Country.
He explained that the artificial insemination centre would help improve the quality and productivity of livestock through better breeding, while the cold-chain facility would ensure that
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