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Green Livestock Africa Limited is a Nigerian livestock farming and agricultural development company focused on improving livestock production, farmer education, animal health and the adoption of technology in agriculture. Founded in August 2025 by entrepreneur and livestock farmer Eromosele Edward Ozah, the company is based in Mbiama, Rivers State, Nigeria, and has developed a model that combines livestock production with practical agricultural education and farmer support.

The company was established from Ozah’s interest in livestock farming and his belief that access to practical knowledge is essential to improving agricultural productivity and reducing avoidable losses among farmers. Through its programmes and operations, Green Livestock Africa seeks to equip aspiring and existing farmers with practical knowledge covering breeding, nutrition, disease prevention, farm management and other aspects of livestock production.

A major part of the company’s work is farmer education. Green Livestock Africa provides open educational resources, workshops and on-farm learning opportunities covering livestock breeding, feeding and nutrition, disease prevention, biosecurity and farm management. The company’s online learning platform provides agricultural information without an enrolment fee, reflecting its emphasis on making practical livestock knowledge accessible to farmers.

The organisation’s first documented training cohort comprised 93 farmers, with training covering areas including breeding, nutrition, disease prevention and farm management. The company has also continued to organise free agricultural training programmes for people seeking to enter or improve their activities in livestock farming. Recent reports have highlighted its efforts to expand farmer-development programmes and make practical agricultural information more accessible.

Beyond education, Green Livestock Africa is involved in livestock production and breeding. Its activities include goat farming, poultry production, snail farming and fish farming. The company places emphasis on animal health, nutrition, genetics and production efficiency rather than focusing solely on increasing the number of animals produced.

Goat breeding is one of the company’s areas of interest. Green Livestock Africa has incorporated artificial insemination into its breeding activities and works with improved livestock genetics. Its approach includes the documentation of breeding information, animal health records and other data associated with livestock management. The company has also announced plans to expand its breeding activities into embryo transfer technology for goats as part of its efforts to improve breeding efficiency and livestock yields.

Technology is another component of Green Livestock Africa’s approach to agriculture. The company uses a data-driven livestock management model in which information relating to animal health, feeding, drinking, growth, vaccination and other aspects of livestock care can be collected and analysed. The objective is to support better decision-making and improve the management and development of livestock.

The company also provides access to livestock-related inputs and products through its agricultural platform. Its offerings include fertile hatching eggs, exotic chickens, tilapia fingerlings, grass seed and forage, as well as livestock sourcing involving goats, sheep and cattle. The company says livestock available through its network can be accompanied by information relating to genetics and health.

Green Livestock Africa’s educational approach extends beyond existing farmers. Its learning platform includes plans for a Future Farmers Academy designed to introduce children and teenagers to animal husbandry, record keeping and agricultural entrepreneurship. The initiative forms part of the company’s broader interest in encouraging younger people to view agriculture as a viable area for enterprise and economic participation.

The company is headquartered at Odhiogbor Road, IGP Checkpoint Ele-uma, Mbiama, Rivers State, Nigeria, where it operates its livestock activities and welcomes visitors by appointment.

Green Livestock Africa’s broader objective is to contribute to the development of livestock farming by combining practical education, improved genetics, animal health, agricultural inputs and technology. Its model places farmer education at the beginning of the production process, with the aim of helping farmers make better decisions, improve productivity and participate more effectively in the agricultural value chain.

With its focus on livestock production, farmer development, agricultural education and technology, Green Livestock Africa Limited is positioning itself as part of the emerging generation of Nigerian agricultural enterprises seeking to combine commercial livestock production with practical farmer education and technology-driven management.