The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development (FMLD) was established on July 9, 2024, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to transform Nigeria’s livestock sector into a sustainable and globally competitive industry. With a mandate to enhance livestock productivity, ensure food security, and drive economic growth, the Ministry is committed to addressing key challenges such as poor infrastructure and conflicts between farmers and herders. FMLD is structured into 17 departments, focusing on areas like livestock breeding, ranch development, pest control, and veterinary public health. Through strategic policies, research, and private-sector engagement, the Ministry aims to modernize livestock farming, create jobs, and boost Nigeria’s economy.
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We are actively engaged in various projects aimed at enhancing livestock development, improving animal health, and ensuring sustainable livestock production.
We are dedicated to various projects in the livestock sector, providing comprehensive solutions for sustainable animal farming, health management, and productivity enhancement.
The Brazil-Nigeria partnership is a game-changer for Nigeria’s livestock sector.
Denmark’s support is helping us achieve self-sufficiency in dairy production.