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Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by SmartPolician: 7:50pm On Aug 14
The Chairman of the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), Oyo State chapter, Mr. Omidokun Oyekunle, has revealed that nearly half of the poultry farmers in the state have gone out of business.

Oyekunle shared this information during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Ibadan.

He highlighted that the poultry industry contributes about 25%to Nigeria’s GDP and warned that if the current rate of business closures in the sector is not addressed, it could have adverse effects on the nation’s economy.


Oyekunle called on the Federal and State Governments to take immediate action to support those who have already exited the business and to provide encouragement to those still operating.

He urged the government to offer soft loans to poultry farmers in the state at interest rates no higher than five percent, along with other interventions such as access to raw materials, particularly maize and soybeans.

Oyekunle pointed out that one of the major challenges facing poultry farmers is the high cost of poultry feeds, especially maize and soybeans, which are critical ingredients in poultry feed production.

He said, “Majority of poultry farmers are no longer using the new maize because of its moisture content; it will affect production and the eggs of the birds.”

“What those who are using it do is that they grind it, spread it and wait for about five days and even add some preservatives, but the weather is not favourable,”

“This is a major problem confronting us, especially when you look at the production cost and the amount we sell eggs. You will find out that there is no enough profit margin to keep the business running and that is why poultry farmers are closing down and cost of eggs increasing,”

Impact of frozen chicken import on poultry industry
Oyekunle further mentioned that the importation of frozen chicken was significantly impacting the market price of locally produced chicken, and he stressed that this should not be allowed to continue if poultry farmers are to remain in business.

He also praised the federal government for allowing the importation of maize, noting that this move would eventually help reduce production costs and encourage more people to return to the poultry industry.

He highlighted the current challenges faced by poultry farmers, stating that a 25kg bag of broiler feed now costs N25,600, which is insufficient to feed more than 200 birds. However, he expressed optimism that the recent government-approved importation would help lower these production costs.

Source: https://nairametrics.com/2024/08/14/half-of-poultry-farms-in-oyo-state-have-shutdown-associations-chairman/

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by SmartPolician: 7:50pm On Aug 14
In Asa's voice, there's fire on the mountain, but there's no one on the run!

Just one year into Tinubu presidency, Nigerians are losing on all fronts. Only God knows what will happen when he completes his 4 years. undecided

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Hezzyluv: 7:50pm On Aug 14
Why will fowl feed not be expensive when you need soya beans, maize and other things combine to produce their feeds? A 25kg bag goes for almost 20k.

A create of egg we bought 450-#850 depending on size is now #4,200.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by godwinngbede: 7:52pm On Aug 14
Tinubu is a bastard

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by clockwisereport: 8:35pm On Aug 14
EZIGBO NSOGBU DI N'OBODO A.
AGWO NO N'AKIRIKA

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Ozommadu: 8:36pm On Aug 14
Supepe supepe 🤣


They should go into ugu farming and start harvesting like RAT did in Aso rock after one week.

Someone should tag those tinupoo Bots to come and defend him as usual

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by BeeBeeOoh(m): 8:37pm On Aug 14
shocked

Las las, We Don Dey Chop Statistics..

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Ozommadu: 8:40pm On Aug 14
godwinngbede:
Tinubu is a bastard

10 years in prison or 5milion naira fine, nekwa gi nee nga mkpuru oka😂

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by vengertime: 8:45pm On Aug 14
Poultry business should be left for big companies enough with this nonsense with small farms trying to monopolies the market for their own good.

Enough is enough

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Ozommadu: 8:54pm On Aug 14
vengertime:
Poultry business should be left for big companies enough with this nonsense with small farms trying to monopolies the market for their own good.

Enough is enough

You're right small scale farmers should all go and d!e.

Anything to defend Tinupoo's failure 🤡🤡

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by magoo10(m): 8:58pm On Aug 14
Tinubu's government of palliative have destroyed everything including small businesses.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by givedemwotowoto: 8:58pm On Aug 14
Watch Tinubu supporters write something senseless like "enemies of this country will rejoice over this news" then use their multiple accounts to like their post

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by GreenxGreen: 9:21pm On Aug 14
The remaining half will soon closed 🔐🔐🔐 down under this current government of disaster and Calamity 😡😡😡

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by agulion: 9:29pm On Aug 14
vengertime:
Poultry business should be left for big companies enough with this nonsense with small farms trying to monopolies the market for their own good.

Enough is enough
. Chai! Who cours Ronu Muslims, which kind of foolishly foolish people is this

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by ElevationD: 9:37pm On Aug 14
vengertime:
Poultry business should be left for big companies enough with this nonsense with small farms trying to monopolies the market for their own good.

Enough is enough

And so owners of small farms should starve?
You get sense o.
I hope you have stopped eating eggs and other poultry products?

And by the way, the word is not “monopolies” as written by you.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Amumaigwe: 10:01pm On Aug 14
SmartPolician:
The Chairman of the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), Oyo State chapter, Mr. Omidokun Oyekunle, has revealed that nearly half of the poultry farmers in the state have gone out of business.

Oyekunle shared this information during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Ibadan.

He highlighted that the poultry industry contributes about 25%to Nigeria’s GDP and warned that if the current rate of business closures in the sector is not addressed, it could have adverse effects on the nation’s economy.


Oyekunle called on the Federal and State Governments to take immediate action to support those who have already exited the business and to provide encouragement to those still operating.

He urged the government to offer soft loans to poultry farmers in the state at interest rates no higher than five percent, along with other interventions such as access to raw materials, particularly maize and soybeans.

Oyekunle pointed out that one of the major challenges facing poultry farmers is the high cost of poultry feeds, especially maize and soybeans, which are critical ingredients in poultry feed production.

He said, “Majority of poultry farmers are no longer using the new maize because of its moisture content; it will affect production and the eggs of the birds.”

“What those who are using it do is that they grind it, spread it and wait for about five days and even add some preservatives, but the weather is not favourable,”

“This is a major problem confronting us, especially when you look at the production cost and the amount we sell eggs. You will find out that there is no enough profit margin to keep the business running and that is why poultry farmers are closing down and cost of eggs increasing,”

Impact of frozen chicken import on poultry industry
Oyekunle further mentioned that the importation of frozen chicken was significantly impacting the market price of locally produced chicken, and he stressed that this should not be allowed to continue if poultry farmers are to remain in business.

He also praised the federal government for allowing the importation of maize, noting that this move would eventually help reduce production costs and encourage more people to return to the poultry industry.

He highlighted the current challenges faced by poultry farmers, stating that a 25kg bag of broiler feed now costs N25,600, which is insufficient to feed more than 200 birds. However, he expressed optimism that the recent government-approved importation would help lower these production costs.

Source: https://nairametrics.com/2024/08/14/half-of-poultry-farms-in-oyo-state-have-shutdown-associations-chairman/

How can poultries be shutting down in Oyo while Osun man is the president? Is it that there is no benefit in 'awalokan'? The whole thing is not adding up.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Ikaeniyan0: 10:06pm On Aug 14
It's not just in Oyo state alone

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Ikaeniyan0: 10:06pm On Aug 14
Amumaigwe:


How can poultries be shutting down in Oyo while Osun man is the president? Is it that there is no benefit in 'awalokan'? The whole thing is not adding up.
When will you election losers move on from the presidential election defeat?

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Vinnie2000(m): 10:12pm On Aug 14
This Ebola tinibu govt seem like NOTHING good will come out of it. undecided

BTW, where is that Yeye 5 Alternate Accounts Boy?
Salewa
ChinkoAlhaji
Trutharena
Phillipoinzaghi
Siofkxz? sad

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Brendaniel: 11:04pm On Aug 14
Ikaeniyan0:
When will you election losers move on from the presidential election defeat?

And when will you election winners start moving the country forward?

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by blacknp(m): 11:05pm On Aug 14
SmartPolician:
In Asa's voice, there's fire on the mountain, but there's no one on the run!

Just one year into Tinubu presidency, Nigerians are losing on all fronts. Only God knows what will happen when he completes his 4 years. undecided
Tinubu Indeed, Shameless Lazy Thing.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by blacknp(m): 11:07pm On Aug 14
Vinnie2000:


This Ebola tinibu govt seem like NOTHING good will come out of it. undecided

BTW, where is that Yeye 5 Alternate Accounts Boy?
Salewa
ChinkoAlhaji
Trutharena
Phillipoinzaghi
Siofkxz? sad
Well be prepared to suffer well for the next 7 years in The Federal Republic of Nigeria grin.

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Nebuchadnezar: 11:17pm On Aug 14
Ronu ooo

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Nebuchadnezar: 11:18pm On Aug 14
godwinngbede:
Tinubu is a bastard
thunder fire that man and his prostitute wife Remi

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by MIKOLOWISKA: 11:50pm On Aug 14
SmartPolician:
In Asa's voice, there's fire on the mountain, but there's no one on the run!

Just one year into Tinubu presidency, Nigerians are losing on all fronts. Only God knows what will happen when he completes his 4 years. undecided
after 50yrs of pdp
Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by MIKOLOWISKA: 11:57pm On Aug 14
godwinngbede:
Tinubu is a bastard
but he president tho
Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by ariesbull: 12:08am On Aug 15
godwinngbede:
Tinubu is a bastard
respect our president ....We are are happy with his strides


Ronu

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Kelklein(m): 12:34am On Aug 15
Someone should sha tell the VP to stop singing "we have crossed the rubicoń" up and down.. he has been sayng that since last year.. sounds like a broken record to me

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by CSTRR: 5:48am On Aug 15
Ikaeniyan0:
When will you election losers move on from the presidential election defeat?
Clown.

You think the poultry just shut down on their own?

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Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Flame333: 6:21am On Aug 15
This country is not going in the right direction..

Let palliatives government use purchase from crude to subsidies these products
Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by omoyankee3(m): 6:25am On Aug 15
Nigeria
Re: Half Of Poultry Farms In Oyo State Have Shut Down – Association’s Chairman by Wisejohnson47(m): 6:25am On Aug 15
Las las we will still survive, Nigeria's are strong

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