
The World Bank Group has committed $200m to support the expansion of Nigeria’s fisheries and aquaculture industry as the Federal Government intensifies efforts to close an annual fish supply deficit of more than 2.2 million tonnes, reduce import dependence and strengthen domestic food production. The proposed financing, which is expected to be made available to […] This article World Bank Commits $200m To Boost Nigeria’s Fish Production was originally created by Converseer.
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