integrated animal feed mills, breeding farm
and hatchery in Sub-Saharan Africa
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday,
September 12, joined Governor Nasir El-Rufai
to commission Nigeria’s largest integrated
animal feed mills, breeding farms and
hatchery in Kaduna state.
The OLAM farms has a storage facility of 50,000
metric tonnes estimated to sell 72,000,000 eggs and
52,600,000 day old chicks.
Newslanded gathered that the $150million project will employ 8,000 Nigerians through direct and indirect
labor and 200 veterinary doctors.
President Buhari in a chat with Governor El-Rufai onchanging the face of governance in Kaduna state
Photo credit: Twitter, Kaduna state government
See more photos of the project below:
President Muhammadu Buhari paying rapt attention
to the ongoing remarks Photo credit: Twitter, Kaduna
state government
Governor Nasir El-Rufai making his remarks at the
commissioning of the project Photo credit: Twitter,
Kaduna state government
President Buhari will join Kaduna state governor to
commission the $150million Olam Integrated Feed Mill
and Poultry Photo credit: Twitter, Ólakúnlé Sómóyè
In a statement released by Attah Esah, the deputy
director (Information), State House on Sunday,
September 10, Mallam Garba Shehu, the senior
special assistant to the president on media and
publicity, disclosed the news at an audience
participation programme on FRCN Kaduna.
Shehu also said that the 11 fertilizer blending plants in
the country will be increased to 18 by the end of the
year; which will, in turn, provide direct employment
to no fewer than 50,000 Nigerians.
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