thesicilian:
Nobody came to count my chickens o

thesicilian:
Nobody came to count my chickens o

Pavore9:
19.5 million cattle as at 2011 and probably 25million by now ....

babestella:
Fake propaganda figures from an old senile minister. Nansense.

bbmoringa:
APC GOVT-GOVT OF THE ROBBER,BY THE ROBBER & FOR THE ROBBER,U GUYS JUST COOKED A FIGURE & PUBLISHED IT,WHAT A SHAME!

Gaddaffi121:
this is the last straw. i give up on this govt. such confusion and mediocrity taken to some comical heights

sanky346:
Its amazing how they conjured this statistics. Where was the census conducted? People just sit down in the comfort of their offices and conjure figures. Using data from Nigeria's statistics bank is at one's peril

tahir01:
When was the livestock census conducted?

Acidosis:
Good one sir

This man is right on this. I spent 4 hrs today reading & studying about goat farming (Capra aegagrus hircus), and all he said were evident from my findings.


Sadly, commercial goat farming (husbandry) has little to be desired in terms of profit.

Meanwhile, in 2008, Nigeria had a total of 53.8 million domestic goats, with 0 (zero) level of goat milk production. In the same year, India had about 125.7 million (Nigeria's total population as of same year). France had only 1.2 million goats, with 0.58MT of goat milk production (according to FAO).

What this implies is that Nigerians are yet to tap into Goat milk production. On the positive side, goat milk is good in that it has little to zero fat, however, it is very unhealthy for Infants

Nigerians hate statistics, and research, and yet they want to develop

SmartMugu:
Rubbish. When was the last time human census was done? Now they have figures for goats and cows.
Who counted the ones on the streets and people's homes? Another way of lieing they spent some money on animal vaccines and further divert funds. After all, animals can't call them liars, humans can.