Nigeria: Govt Secures $200m World Bank Funding to Boost Fish Production
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The Nigerian Federal Government obtained a $200 million financing commitment from the World Bank. The funds will be distributed through state governments to increase fish production. This initiative intends to strengthen the aquaculture industry. The government aims to reduce the country's dependence on imports.
[Vanguard] The Federal Government has secured a $200 million World Bank-backed financing commitment to boost fish production across the country through state governments, as part of efforts to reduce import dependence and strengthen Nigeria's aquaculture industry.