President Tinubu announces new Ministry of Livestock Development to address farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria. Unveiled during the inauguration of a livestock reform committee, this ministry aims to modernize the sector and resolve longstanding issues. Details on leadership and specific strategies are forthcoming.
In a significant move to address longstanding farmers-herders conflicts, President Bola Tinubu has announced the establishment of a new Ministry of Livestock Development in Nigeria. This revelation came during the inauguration of the Renewed Hope Livestock Reform Implementation Committee at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
The creation of this specialized ministry marks a pivotal shift in Nigeria's approach to managing its livestock sector and related challenges. While details are still emerging, the ministry is expected to play a crucial role in modernizing livestock practices, improving productivity, and most importantly, finding sustainable solutions to the persistent conflicts between farmers and herders that have plagued many parts of the country.
This development comes at a time when Nigeria is grappling with various agricultural and security challenges. The new ministry could potentially streamline policies, enhance coordination, and implement targeted interventions in the livestock sector.
The announcement has sparked discussions among stakeholders, with many eager to see how this new administrative structure will tackle deeply rooted issues.
