2021
DOI: 10.51791/njap.v48i1.2890
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Poultry production in Nigeria: exploiting its potentials for rural youth empowerment and entrepreneurship

Abstract: Sustainable rural development cannot occur without rural youth empowerment for entrepreneurship. In the face of the current staggering level of youth unemployment in Nigeria, there is the obvious need to seek for ways of empowering the youth for sustainable development. Poultry keeping stands as resource that can generate employment for millions of Nigerian youths in rural and peri-urban areas as entrepreneurs, skilled and unskilled workers. This paper through a review of literature examined the importance of … Show more

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“…Hitherto, it is an industry that is more of family funded or informal funding system but is enjoying government attention resulting from the diversification policies targeting revenue from non-oil sector and the employment generation ability of the poultry industry. There are many formal funding programmes coming from both the private sector (majorly money-deposit banks and other financial institutions) and the public sector as championed by the Central Bank of Nigeria through institutions like BOA, NIRSAL, BOI, BOD and SMEDAN (Ajala, Ogunjimi, Famuwagun, & Adebimpe, 2021;Olumide-Oyaniyi & Ajayi, 2019;Adeyonu, Ajiboye, Isitor, & Faseyi, 2017). The following hypotheses showing that financial re-engineering does not impact on the corporate performance of the poultry business in Nigeria were tested for the study.…”
Section: Statement Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hitherto, it is an industry that is more of family funded or informal funding system but is enjoying government attention resulting from the diversification policies targeting revenue from non-oil sector and the employment generation ability of the poultry industry. There are many formal funding programmes coming from both the private sector (majorly money-deposit banks and other financial institutions) and the public sector as championed by the Central Bank of Nigeria through institutions like BOA, NIRSAL, BOI, BOD and SMEDAN (Ajala, Ogunjimi, Famuwagun, & Adebimpe, 2021;Olumide-Oyaniyi & Ajayi, 2019;Adeyonu, Ajiboye, Isitor, & Faseyi, 2017). The following hypotheses showing that financial re-engineering does not impact on the corporate performance of the poultry business in Nigeria were tested for the study.…”
Section: Statement Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These incentives have led to a sudden influx of people from diverse backgrounds into the poultry industry (Ajala et al, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Poultry farming, which provides a highly nutritious source of animal protein (meat and eggs) and is thought to be the most economical method of livestock production when compared to cattle, sheep, and goats, is a dependable and affordable livestock production system that can help protect vulnerable people from poverty and malnutrition (Osabohien et al, 2020;Mbuli et al, 2021;Li et al, 2022). The predominance of rural chickens in Nigeria's poultry sector is a good indicator that these species of birds need more attention for increased performance since they are among the most common and widely dispersed avian species among poultry birds worldwide (Ajala et al, 2021;Amato and Castellini, 2022). Unfortunately, there are a number of constraints that affect successful chicken production, including but not limited to the threat posed by infectious pathogens of bacterial, viral, parasitic, and protozoan origins (Alasadiy et al, 2020;Hafez and Attia, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%