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FG targets 10,000 jobs per abattoir, seeks end to live cattle transport

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The Federal Government is targeting 10,000 jobs from each modern abattoir to transform the livestock sector from transporting live animals to local meat pr Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-targets-10000-jobs-from-each-modern-abattoir/

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