Snail farming is one of the most sought-after type of farming in Nigeria alongside maize farming, poultry farming and fish farming. This is because it is not capital intensive, doesn’t require a large piece of land; just adequate knowledge and time. The rearing of snails for human consumption or economic use is called Heliculture.

Snail farming has also been found to be a profitable venture and a source of job opportunities for youths by the government. Recently, the Lagos State Government organised training for youths on snail farming. The Ekiti State Government also unveiled a snail farm worth 5 billion Naira in 2021, it is said to be the second-largest snail farm in the world, providing over 5,000 jobs.

FACTS ABOUT SNAIL FARMING IN NIGERIA
- It is a 12 Billion Dollars Industry
- Snail Species Reared Profitably in Nigeria
- Opportunities for Intending Snail Farmers
- Export Opportunities

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