The current economic situation The Canadian economy has bounced back from the global financial crisis of 1997–1998 and its negative impact on the prices of the key commodities we export. Indeed, when the numbers for the third quarter of 1999 are out, I expect that they will show that output has expanded by over 4% since the third quarter of 1998.
A total of 241,656.76 MT was aggregated in the 2020 wet and dry seasons, out of which 217,218.53 MT has been disposed to 18 millers and poultry farmers through the Poultry Association of Nigeria. The program was able to stabilize the poultry and livestock sectors during the pandemic and saved the industry and consumers over N10 billion in raw material costs.