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VideoMarch 20, 2017

Nigeria’s Fish Farmers Take New Paths to Profitability

Name: Nigeria’s Fish Farmers Take New Paths to Profitability
Uploaded: 2017-03-20T18:00:46.990
Duration: 2 min 40 s
Channel: World Bank Group
Description: For many Nigerian farmers, aquaculture means opportunity. The West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program, or WAAPP, is helping make fish farms more productive, so that they can feed more Nigerians. And with innovations like the 'Smoking King' which extend the shelf-life of one of Nigeria’s staple foods, fish farming is becoming more profitable.

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For many Nigerian farmers, aquaculture means opportunity. The West Africa Agricultural Productivity Program, or WAAPP, is helping make fish farms more productive, so that they can feed more Nigerians. And with innovations like the 'Smoking King' which extend the shelf-life of one of Nigeria’s staple foods, fish farming is becoming more profitable.

Nigeria’s Fish Farmers Take New Paths to Profitability

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