One of the few northern states that give me serious joy, little discrimination according to my dude who served there and is married to a girl there

Meanwhile this is achievable

nextprince:


I know of one market, Charanchi in Katsina state, not less than 10k cows leave that market every week, and that is only one market. There are others, mai adu'a, batsari, sheme, jibia among several others.

Let me tell you, Kebbi state can sustain that export and to me, that is even on the low side.

Btw, stop crying more than the bereaved, Kebbi state cannot get more than its allocation.

KAITA, DANKAMA, JIBYA, YARGAMJI, ETC

maisauki:
KAITA, DANKAMA, JIBYA, YARGAMJI, ETC

God bless you.

EMMAACHILE:

Good, you are thinking like an enterpreneur!

Thanks bro, once I raised the capital, am Quiting my Job.. ...

things made in Nigeria are now be sending outside the Nigeria while we're not satisfied here

zenmaster:


Finally, but that goat business no go work na

Nigeria has 53 million goats(6.3% of the world's goat population), thereby, ranking number 5 in the world among top 10 countries with highest population behind Bangladesh on number 4.

You'll agree with me that 95% of goat slaughtered in the south are from the north. Every day, you see trucks taking them down south in thousands- I mean every day . Include the ones consumed in the north on a daily basis too.

The population of Saudi is less than half of our population. If you check very well, Saudi does not have the number of people we have in the south. So , tell me, if we meet the daily demand of our goat consumption, why can't one state meet that of Saudi? Get it right, kebbi is a leading state when it comes to goat production. They feed south in terms of goat meat, why can't they feed Saudi ?

nextprince:


If you want to know how possible this is, do you know the number of cows leaving one market in Katsina every day?

I know of one market, Charanchi in Katsina state, not less than 10k cows leave that market every week, and that is only one market. There are others, mai adu'a, batsari, sheme, jibia among several others.

Let me tell you, Kebbi state can sustain that export and to me, that is even on the low side.

. You are right , I know of Mai'adua and Jibia market.. Kebbi state can do it

AlwaysUltraPad:
Nigeria has 53 million goats(6.3% of the world's goat population), thereby, ranking number 5 in the world among top 10 counties with highest population behind Bangladesh on number 4.

You'll agree with me that 95% of goat slaughtered in the south are from the north. Every day, you see trucks taking them down south in thousands- I mean every day . Include the ones consumed in the north on a daily basis too.

The population of Saudi is less than half of our population. If you check very well, Saudi does not have the number of people we have in the south. So , tell me, if we meet the daily demand of our goat consumption, why can't one state meet that of Saudi? Get it right, kebbi is a leading state when it comes to goat production. They feed south in terms of goat meat, why can't they feed Saudi ?

Kebbi can feed Saudi indeed, but how much FX will the goat trade generate?

bkool7:


6k cows are killed in lagos daily



nigerianobservernews.com/2015/05/6000-cattle-slaughtered-in-lagos-daily/


Have you ever gone to other state to buy cow meat and you didnt find?

Those 6k cows were they all reared in Lagos?

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If you want to know how possible this is, do you know the number of cows leaving one market in Katsina every day?

I know of one market, Charanchi in Katsina state, not less than 10k cows leave that market every week, and that is only one market. There are others, mai adu'a, batsari, sheme, jibia among several others.

Let me tell you, Kebbi state can sustain that export and to me, that is even on the low side.
The price they sell the goats is what is even important.. There will always be enough to sell as far as the price is good..

zenmaster:

Kebbi can feed Saudi indeed, but how much FX will the goat trade generate?

now you're shifting post. Are you asking this question even as we are yearning for diversification and suffering from our over dependence on oil? Maybe you're just not happy this news is coming from the north.

AlwaysUltraPad:
now you're shifting post. Are you asking this question even as we are yearning for diversification and suffering from our over dependence on oil? Maybe you're just not happy this news is coming from the north.

It is a good development for sure, I just wondering about the foreign exchange earning capacity

I am a christian from the South Western part of Nigeria. This move demands applaud for the government of Kebbi and people of Kebbi State. This is what we have been advocating for that every state in Nigeria needs to look at areas where they can increase the IGR instead of running to Abuja every month for Federal allocation. Kebbi State has succeeded in Rice Farming cultivation and I am 100% sure that the state we succeed in exporting goats to Saudi Arabia. God bless Kebbi State, God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

jeyselassie:
10,000 cows in one day ke. Brother do u know what 10000 is?that means practically 416 cows leave the market every hour

He said "A Week" not "A Day" Or You need Glasses!!!

other countries are preparing to send human to jupiter and nigeria is exporting Goats?

CROWNWEALTH019:

Mynd44 must not see this rubbush

Lol I see what you did here. Niiicceeee

gypsey:
other countries are preparing to send human to jupiter and nigeria is exporting Goats?

And ugwu from Anambra state

dem for no export. let dem keep searching for oil in the desert

nextprince:


If you want to know how possible this is, do you know the number of cows leaving one market in Katsina every day?

I know of one market, Charanchi in Katsina state, not less than 10k cows leave that market every week, and that is only one market. There are others, mai adu'a, batsari, sheme, jibia among several others.

Let me tell you, Kebbi state can sustain that export and to me, that is even on the low side.

Brother, EXCEPT that market is the major depot where livestock are distributed to the whole Nigeria, that figure is not feasible. From your estimation, the inventory of cattle from that market will be around 52k every year. Note however, that Egypt is has the highest inventory in Africa with a figure on the North side of 3 million. Libya, Angola ranks next, way higher than Nigeria's. So, 520k cows from one outlet is not a feasible figure.

Ekealterego:

Brother, EXCEPT that market is the major depot where livestock are distributed to the whole Nigeria, that figure is not feasible. From your estimation, the inventory of cattle from that market will be around 52k every year. Note however, that Egypt is has the highest inventory in Africa with a figure on the North side of 3 million. Libya, Angola ranks next, way higher than Nigeria's. So, 520k cows from one outlet is not a feasible figure.

Brother, Google is your friend and I'm pretty sure of what I'm saying.

Meanwhile, note, over 6k cows are slaughtered daily in Lagos alone, outrageous, right? But that is what it is.

Fyi, 10k per week translates to 1300/day.

Charanchi market in Katsina state is one of the largest cattle markets in the north, go and find out.

nextprince:


If you want to know how possible this is, do you know the number of cows leaving one market in Katsina every day?

I know of one market, Charanchi in Katsina state, not less than 10k cows leave that market every week, and that is only one market. There are others, mai adu'a, batsari, sheme, jibia among several others.

Let me tell you, Kebbi state can sustain that export and to me, that is even on the low side.

how do know my state this much? social media is really doing wonders since 2015

Ekealterego:

Brother, EXCEPT that market is the major depot where livestock are distributed to the whole Nigeria, that figure is not feasible. From your estimation, the inventory of cattle from that market will be around 52k every year. Note however, that Egypt is has the highest inventory in Africa with a figure on the North side of 3 million. Libya, Angola ranks next, way higher than Nigeria's. So, 520k cows from one outlet is not a feasible figure.

Funny. One thing you should know is that markets receive cattle from other markets. Meaning Charanchi market will be receiving cattle from other smaller village markets like kano, jigawa, sokoto, kebbi, etc. This is sustainable

Lagos consumes more than 8000 cows daily and about 240,000 cows a month.
I will look for the link with the statistics.

Umarlulu:
how do know my state this much? social media is really doing wonders since 2015

Which of the states do you come from?

Kebbi or Katsina?

A statement from the Coordinator Research & Strategy, NIRSAL, Bello Abdullahi Abba said Lagos alone consumes about 8000 cattle and small ruminants valued at N1.6 billion daily.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/2nd-cattle-train-leaves-nguru-for-lagos/164509.html

nextprince:
Which of the states do you come from?
Kebbi or Katsina?

katsina

Umarlulu:
katsina

My uncle deals in cattle. He has been to the markets I mentioned.

Infact, he has been to several more markets, I can't really remember them for now.

In addition, I'm a northerner.

nextprince:


My uncle deals in cattle. He has been to the markets I mentioned.

Infact, he has been to several more markets, I can't really remember them for now.

In addition, I'm a northerner.

where do you reside?

Umarlulu:
where do you reside?

My state of origin or where I reside at the moment?

nextprince:
My state of origin or where I reside at the moment?

both

randieboy:



https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/igr-kebbi-to-export-2000-goats-daily-to-saudi-arabia/amp/

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