Senator Shehu Sani, a former lawmaker from Kaduna State, has welcomed the creation of the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development, announced by President Bola Tinubu.
News About Nigeria reports that in a tweet posted hours after the announcement, Senator Sani expressed his support for the new ministry, stating that it has the potential to transform the livestock industry into a significant contributor to the country’s economic growth.
According to Senator Sani, the establishment of the ministry is a step in the right direction, as it will enable the sector to move beyond being a source of conflict and acrimony.
For years, the livestock industry has been plagued by clashes between herders and farmers, leading to the loss of lives and property.
The senator believes that the new ministry will provide the necessary framework for the industry to thrive, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.
Senator Sani’s tweet reads, “Federal Ministry of Livestock Development is a good idea. Livestock can now factor into the economic growth of the country instead of being a source of acrimony and territorial conflict.”
His statement has been met with widespread support from Nigerians, who see the creation of the ministry as a positive development.
The senator’s endorsement of the ministry is not surprising, given his background as a champion of peace and development in Nigeria.
During his time in the Senate, he was a vocal advocate for policies that promote economic growth and reduce conflict. His support for the ministry is a testament to his continued commitment to the well-being of Nigeria and its people.
The creation of the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development is a significant milestone in the country’s quest for economic diversification.
The ministry is expected to play a crucial role in developing the livestock industry, which has the potential to contribute significantly to the country’s GDP.
With the right policies and support, the industry can create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and reduce conflict.
Sani’s endorsement of the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development is a welcome development.
