Building a larger, more productive, financeable, value-added and export-driven Nigerian livestock economy.
Transforming Nigeria's livestock sector from fragmented production into an integrated economic ecosystem covering production, health, finance, logistics, processing, domestic markets and exports.
Indicative economic value across the full livestock value chain
Every identified animal creates economic activity across multiple interconnected livestock industries.
RFID, animal passports, ownership records and traceability.
Veterinary services, vaccines, drugs, diagnostics and disease control.
Feed, fodder, breeding, equipment, water and farm supplies.
Insurance, livestock credit, asset finance and cooperative finance.
Haulage, aggregation, warehousing and cold-chain distribution.
Livestock markets, digital trading, pricing and buyer networks.
Meat, dairy, hides & skins, leather and livestock by-products.
Cold rooms, refrigerated transport, meat and dairy preservation.
Manure, organic fertiliser, biogas and livestock waste recovery.
Certification, border control, export logistics and global markets.
Licensed animal transport, truck leasing, fleet management and movement logistics.
Mortality, theft, transit, disease and livestock asset protection.
Veterinary medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, supplements and animal-health products.
Feed mills, hay, silage, concentrates, mineral blocks and bulk procurement.
Credit, working capital, asset finance, cooperative finance and digital payments.
Collection centres, warehouses, bulk buying and inventory management.
Modern abattoirs, processing, packaging, cold storage and branded meat.
Milk collection, chilling, processing, yoghurt, cheese and distribution.
Collection, grading, tanning, manufacturing and leather exports.
A connected national livestock-centre network allows farmers, traders and businesses to share infrastructure, technology, procurement, logistics and market access.
A connected livestock economy creates multiplier value at every stage