‘65% of human diseases in Nigeria are livestock-related’
[Daily Trust - Nigeria] - 28/10/2025
Dr Moses Arokoya, President, Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA), has said that 65 per cent of human diseases in Nigeria are livestock-related. He made this known at the 61 Annual National Congress/Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the NVMA held in Jalingo, Monday. Dr Arokoya explained (…)
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