By Emmanuel Kwada
In a remarkable disclosure, Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has revealed that a staggering 29 million livestock leave Mubi for Lagos every year. This astonishing figure was made public during a meeting with the Minister of Livestock Development, Dr. Muktar Maiha, at the State House in Adamawa.


The meeting was a significant step towards strengthening the livestock industry in the state, with the Minister assuring the government of Adamawa State that the federal government is committed to providing support and infrastructure for the comfort of the livestock in the Mubi International Market.
The Minister’s assurance is a welcome development, as it will help to improve the lives of livestock farmers and traders in the state
The Mubi International Market is a critical hub for livestock trade, and the federal government’s commitment to providing infrastructure and support is expected to have a positive impact on the industry. The Minister’s assurance is a welcome development, as it will help to improve the lives of livestock farmers and traders in the state. With the federal government’s support, the Mubi International Market is poised to become a major player in the national livestock industry, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.
The state government has proposed a budget of N268.8 billion for the 2025 fiscal year
Governor Fintiri’s administration has been working tirelessly to promote agriculture and livestock development in the state, and this latest development is a testament to their efforts. The state government has proposed a budget of N268.8 billion for the 2025 fiscal year, which aims to address critical areas, achieve fiscal discipline, and ensure proper allocation for efficiency in the 2025 budget preparation. The government has also approved N3.9 billion for the extension of the completed Saminaka Storm Water drainage project, which will help to prevent flood disasters and improve the lives of residents in the area.
The meeting between Governor Fintiri and Minister Maiha is a significant step towards promoting livestock development in Adamawa State, and the federal government’s commitment to providing support and infrastructure is a welcome development. As the state continues to work towards promoting agriculture and livestock development, it is expected that the lives of residents will improve, and the state will become a major player in the national livestock industry.
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