Aquaculture Buyers' Guide

October 2010

This publication was produced for review by the United States Agency for International Development.

It was prepared by Chemonics International Inc.

Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide for Nigeria

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Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide for Nigeria USAID MARKETS Project

(Maximizing Agricultural Revenue and Key Enterprises in Targeted Sites)

October 2010

Compiled by

James W. Miller1 and Solomon Aleem

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Contract No. 620-C-00-05-00077-00 Submitted to USAID/Nigeria Mission

1 James W. Miller, USAID MARKETS Aquaculture Consultant. 707 Timberwyck Drive, Hixson, Tennessee USA 37343. Tel: +1-423-

875-4962. E-mail: [email protected] 2 Solomon Aleem. USAID MARKETS Aquaculture Consultant. Tel. +234-803-716-3792; E-mail: [email protected]

The author’s views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views of the United States

Agency for International Development or the United States Government.

Mention of trade names or commercial products in this document does not constitute endorsement or

recommendation for use on the part of USAID or the USAID MARKETS (Maximizing Agricultural

Revenue and Key Enterprises in Targeted Sites) programme. The accuracy, reliability and originality of

work presented in this report are the responsibility of the individual authors.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgement 3

Introduction 4

Disclaimer 5

1. How to Use this Buyers’ Guide 6

2. Suppliers of Fish Fingerlings 7

2.1 Catfish fingerlings 7

2.2 Tilapia fingerlings 8

2.3 Other species 8

2.4 Live Fish Transport providers 9

2.5 Fish Disease Diagnostic Services 9

3. Suppliers of Fish Feeds 11

3.1 Locally Manufactured Fish Feeds 11

3.2 Imported Fish Feeds 12

3.3 Locally produced “on-farm” fish feeds 14

4. Suppliers of Aquaculture Equipment 15

4.1 Hatchery Equipment 15

4.2 Fish Feed Equipment 19

4.3 Water Quality Monitoring 20

4.4 Pond Treatments 21

4.5 Sampling and Harvest Nets 22

5. Pond Construction Equipment and Tools 23

Table 1. 2004 Summary Inventory of Fish Farms, Lakes and Feed Mills 24

Table 2. Fish Fingerling Suppliers 25

Table 3. Fish Feed Suppliers 28

Table 4. Suppliers of Aquaculture Equipment 33

Table 5. Providers of Aquaculture Technical Assistance (consultants) in Nigeria 34

Table 6. Fish Disease Diagnostic Service Providers 40

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thanks are owed to the many who participated in collecting the information and compiling

this first edition of the Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide.

Thanks to the leaders of the USAID MARKETS programme who have the vision for the

potentials in the development of the aquaculture industry and who supported this effort.

Thanks are due to the many suppliers who provided information about their businesses as

members of the aquaculture value chain.

Thanks are due to the consultant, Mr Solomon Aleem for his pursuit of suppliers in the field

and to Geof Dolman, the technical director for USAID MARKETS programme.

Special Thanks are owed to Mr. Saeed Lawal, MARKETS Aquaculture Specialist who

worked tirelessly to make this Buyers Guide a reality.

Kind thanks are due to the President of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FISON), Deaconess

Foluke Areola and to Dr. Charity Oche, Secretary of FISON for their efforts and

contributions to the content of this tool for fish farmers and especially for its sustainability

through FISON.

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INTRODUCTION

The aquaculture industry in Nigeria has grown tremendously in the past nine years with a

reported production of farmed catfish of 143,207 MT (Federal Dept. of Fisheries, 2008) and

some 20% growth per year. This development has catalysed a well developed value chain of

many participants including an estimated 5,000 or more fish farmers, some 15 large fish

hatcheries and more than 100 small to medium hatcheries as well as four quality fish feeds of

local manufacture, some 12 imported quality fish feeds and an undocumented large number

of small, artisanal fish feed producers. Equipment suppliers and consulting service providers

have grown with fairly wide coverage in the different regions of the country, although most

suppliers are focused in the SW, where the aquaculture industry began.

With many fish farmers entering the field every year, it follows that many will be seeking

sources of supply of all kinds of inputs, equipment and services without previous experience

of where to find them. Similarly, as the demand for such inputs, equipment and services

grows, many new suppliers are starting in business without an established clientele. This

Buyers’ Guide seeks to bridge the gap between the potential customers and the purveyors of

those inputs, equipment and services necessary for aquaculture.

The Buyers’ Guide provides extensive lists of the merchants and consultants who supply

fingerlings, fish feeds, all kinds of aquaculture equipment, equipment and tools for pond

construction, technical services and fish disease diagnostics. It also provides guidance on the

importance of these inputs and what to look for when seeking a supply.

This first edition of the Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide is the result of cooperation between

USAID MARKETS and staff of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FISON). It is anticipated

that this buyers’ guide will be revised and kept up-to-date, and may be produced and

marketed by FISON.

Note that an inventory of Fish Farms, Feed Producers and Lakes was completed in 2003 by

the Aquaculture and Inland Fisheries Project of the Special Food Security Programme

assisted by FAO. This inventory is summarized in Table 1.

Survey Area

Commercial fish farming began in States in South-western Nigeria, especially Lagos, Ogun

and Oyo. Contacts with suppliers was extensive in this area and other regions canvassed

include the North-central area with the FCT, Kaduna, and Benue States. South-eastern states

included Enugu and Anambra, while South-south states included Benin, Delta, Edo and

Rivers States. These regions and states include the major concentrations of fish farmers and

suppliers. It was not possible to cover all states in the country in this edition.

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DISCLAIMER

This first edition of the Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide in no way claims to include all suppliers

and service providers to the Aquaculture industry in Nigeria. Concentrated efforts have been

made to reach as many participants in the value chain as possible. Vetting of suppliers has

been done through fish farmers and others in the value chain and regular review by local

professional associations is proposed for updating this document in the future.

All suppliers listed are known to have supplied inputs or equipment or to have offered to

supply such inputs. USAID and USAID MARKETS does not support or back the claims

made by suppliers and service providers nor does it verify the claims of suppliers as regards

the quality or uses of their equipment.

The compilers of this Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide advance the word, “Buyer Beware” and

encourage all buyers to fully investigate the supplier and their inputs, equipment and services

before making their purchases. Particular caution is urged for those seeking qualified

consultants and references should be contacted for verification of technical qualifications and

integrity. It is up to the client to be vigilant.

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1. How to Use this Buyers’ Guide

This buyers’ guide is straightforward to use. Those seeking to purchase things for their fish

farms can:

1) simply flip through the Buyers’ Guide to find a topic,

2) look up a given item in the Table of Contents,

3) refer to the list of suppliers and contact numbers and e-mail addresses at the end

of the Guide,

4) use the Guide on the interactive internet web site: www.fison.org

Some technical information is provided on each subject. Note that an evaluation on the use

of the Guide is available to receive user comments. This feature is also available to evaluate

the suppliers, and users of the Guide are encouraged to respond in an effort to improve the

Guide and to encourage the suppliers to be more responsive to the needs of fish farming

consumers. This Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide will be widely distributed in a “hard published

copy” and on the internet: www.fison.org.

Since aquaculture has developed rapidly in Nigeria, technical approaches and use of technical

equipment such as water quality test equipment, have not always kept up with the pace. This

is shown in the limited number of equipment suppliers in Nigeria. Efforts at compiling this

first Aquaculture Buyers’ Guide covered eleven states in the South-west (Lagos, Ogun and

Oyo), South-south (Edo, Delta, Rivers), South-east (Anambra and Enugu) and North-central

(FCT, Kaduna and Benue). All suppliers could not be contacted, but this first edition of the

Buyers’ Guide includes the major suppliers. Detailed contact information on some 30

fingerling suppliers are listed in Table 2, while more than fifty suppliers of fish feeds are

presented in Table 3. Equipment suppliers are listed in Table 4. The list of Service Providers

of Technical Assistance through consultants was provided by FISON and is presented in

Table 5.

http://www.fison.org/

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2. Suppliers of Fish Fingerlings

How does one obtain quality fish fingerlings to stock ponds or tanks? High quality fish

fingerlings are essential to good fish production. Most good fish hatcheries are involved in

breeding improvement programmes and obtain brood stock from known sources, such as the

Dutch varieties of catfish, which are well known for their rapid growth and efficient feed

conversions. Some hatcheries may be linked with international programmes. Most of the

major suppliers of fingerlings from all geographic regions in the country are listed in this

Guide. Efforts were made to include those employing best management practices at their

hatcheries. Farmers are advised to avoid suppliers

who may be selling fingerlings that were caught in

the wild, as the species of such fish may be unknown

and their growth and feed conversions will probably

be unprofitable.

2.1 Catfish fingerlings

The African Catfish, Clarias gariepinus, is the fish

most in demand and is the species of choice at most

fish farms and hatcheries. This carnivorous species

is extremely hardy. In intensive culture systems,

densities of fish of up to 50 fish/m2 are common, and

such high densities are often accompanied by low

oxygen and high levels of organic suspended solids.

The African Catfish is able to tolerate such stress. Catfish prefer to feed competitively in

darkened conditions and, given good quality fish feeds, can achieve exceptional growth: up to

1.4 kg in 4-5 months. Catfish larvae are initially fed with artemia or other zooplankton as a

natural feed, then weaned off this to high quality, composed rations with the smallest particle

sizes. Feeding the right size pellets to different size fish is critical and is presented on page

11. Feed suppliers should provide feeding charts for each species and size of fish. Without

the proper feeds, many fish hatchery operators experience high mortalities at the fry and

larval stages of growth.

Some 30 Suppliers of Fingerlings

are presented in Annex 2.

Sorting Table used for counting catfish. Clarias catfish 2-3 inch fingerlings.

Clarias catfish juveniles. These are best for

stocking as they are very hardy and resistant.

Clarias gariepinus brood stock

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2.2 Tilapia fingerlings

Catfish is the fish in most demand, but the demand for tilapias is growing. Demand for other

fish species is negligible.

2.3

2.3 Other species

Red Tilapia at Durante Hatchery in

Ibadan. Oreochromis niloticus. The common tilapia.

Common Carp, Cyprinous carpio

including the Mirror Variety. These are

now difficult to find but favour cool

temperatures as in Jos where several

fish farms have them in stock.

Heterotis

niloticus is a

species

favoured by

some but

fingerlings

are difficult

to find.

Ellah Lakes

in Rivers

State may

have them.

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2.4 Live Fish Transport providers

There are unfortunately no modern live fish

transporters available in Nigeria, although several

large producers have this capacity. Most live fish

transport in Nigeria is done using the old plastic 25

litre “jerry cans” without using oxygen or diffusers

or air stones. This is very stressful to the fish and is

the cause of high mortalities in many movements of

fish. Most fish farmers may not even be aware of

high mortalities following transport as many dead

fish may not float or are eaten by birds or other

animals. There is great need for improved live fish

transport in Nigeria and it is a prime service area for

a professional to occupy. Most large fish farms have

some means to transport fish live with oxygen as

shown in the photo.

Live fish transport in Uganda. Note the use of

oxygen bottle connected to a diffuser in the

transport tank. All efforts should be made to

handle and transport fish in water.

Plastic 25 litre Jerry Cans

Fish should not be transported in such

containers. Modern fish transport as

pictured in transport boxes or plastic

bags, offers very high survival rates and

much less stress on fish.

Live Fish Transport in Plastic Bags with Oxygen

Small fish can be transported in doubled plastic bags

with one-third water and two-thirds oxygen. Bags

should be laid on their sides to maximize the oxygen -

water interface. All fish for transport should be

conditioned and held in tanks for up to two days

without feed prior to transport.

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2.5 Fish Disease Diagnostic Services

Few fish diseases have been reported as causing major problems in Nigeria. However,

aquaculture systems are intensifying, increasing the likelihood of disease outbreaks, and there

is clear need to have Fish Disease Diagnostic Services. All fish farmers should take heed

from the old adage, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”.

Several universities and institutes offer diagnostic services, as shown in Table 5. Diseased

fish require external and internal analysis and only live fish can be used for diagnostic

purposes. When fish are diseased, they usually show signs of stress before deaths occur. Fish

may go off feed, or not feed aggressively; they may crowd themselves in a corner of a pond

or tank, or manifest impaired swimming. The observant fish farmer will note the behaviour

of his fish and must take action urgently as soon as he observes any abnormalities. Fish

health is often linked to deterioration in water quality which stresses fish. Live fish for

diagnosis should always be handled in water and be shipped or taken to a diagnostic

laboratory for analysis. The following services are available and contacts are provided in

Table 6.

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3. Suppliers of Fish Feeds

Fish feeds represent 60-70% of the total expenses of a fish farmer. The best farmers use only

the best feeds available, and by doing so, make more profit, despite their higher cost. Such

feeds offer farmers fast growth and low feed conversion ratios. (A low feed conversion ratio

is desirable, not a high one. See below for an explanation.) Data from Uganda show that, by

using the best fish fingerlings and fish feeds available, survival rates of 85-90% are possible,

compared with survival rates of 40-60% using feeds made “on-farm”. The quality of feed

affects water quality, which in turn affects fish health. The best feeds are water stable and are

efficiently utilized by fish, so that the accumulation of waste in the pond or tank, and thus the

impact on water quality, is minimised. In contrast, poor quality feeds often start

disintegrating on contact with water and are not well assimilated by fish, or may not even be

consumed. This results in high waste accumulation and poor water quality. The findings in

Uganda should caution all fish farmers to only use the best feeds available.

Fish feeds available in Nigeria fall into three categories:

1. Locally Manufactured High Quality Fish Feeds

2. Local Artisanal Fish Feeds made by small-scale feed millers or made “on-farm” by fish

farmers.

3. Imported Fish Feeds

The key index for managing feeding regimes is the Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR). The FCR

is defined as the number of kilograms of feed required to produce one kilogram of fish. Thus,

the more efficient the feeding regime, the lower the FCR.

It is essential to keep records to make the best use of feeds. This is not done well on most fish

farms in Nigeria. All fish farmers should keep comprehensive records of their operations,

farm activities expenses and sales, and they are encouraged to start keeping them now if they

do not already do so. It is only through such records that a farmer can really know if the feed

being used is giving a low FCR. A good FCR could range from 1.0:1 to 1.5:1, i.e., from 1.0

to 1.5 kg of feed is needed to produce 1 kg of fish gain. Some of the artisanal feeds made

“on-farm” give FCRs of 2:1 to 4:1 or higher and cost the farmer much more than he realizes.

Only when he/she knows the FCR, can the farmer know if he/she is making profit. Table 3

gives a list of feed suppliers. 58 feed suppliers are listed and many more exist in Nigeria.

3.1 Locally Manufactured High Quality Fish Feeds

In Nigeria, local fish feed manufacture on an industrial scale is dominated at present by four

producers: CHI, Grand Cereals for Vital Feeds, Tempo Feed Mill for Freshline Feeds and

Durante. Their bags are shown in the photos below. The first three feeds are floating

pelleted feeds, while Durante produces a high quality sinking pelleted fish feed. All of these

fish feeds are available in several pellet sizes such as 4 mm, 6 mm, and 8 mm. Please refer to

the list of Feed Suppliers in Table 3. in the Annex for contact details.

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3.2 Imported Fish Feeds

There are about one dozen fish feeds imported

from abroad into Nigeria. These are all high

quality floating feeds in general. Note most quality

fish feeds come in several pellet sizes as they are

tailored to feed different sizes of fish. Small fish

require high protein (50% CP) and tiny pellets.

Coppens is the oldest, most established imported

fish feed in the country and has the following

pellet sizes available for different size fish as

shown in the photo to the right: 0.2 mm, 0.3 mm,

0.5 mm, 0.8 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm,

4.5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm. Most imported fish feeds

only include the larger size pellets. The smaller

size pellets are very expensive, but the high quality

of these feeds jump-starts the young larvae and fry

into fast growth. Many fish farmers start feeding

the small size pelleted feeds during the first 4-8

weeks of growth, then switch to the lower cost

feeds. All contact details are presented in Table 3 with the list of feed suppliers.

Here is a selection of imported fish feeds including fish meal, the most expensive

ingredient in poultry and fish feeds. Artemia is also included for feeding larvae and

fry.

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Artemia is a natural type of zooplankton, which

is shipped in cans. The encapsulated cysts are

hatched and the live artemia are put in the tank

and preyed upon by the young larvae and fry.

Once hatched, the artemia should be siphoned

out of their tank before feeding them to the

larvae, or fry, so as to separate them from the

cyst’s shells. A second variety is decapsulated

and also serves as food.

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3.3 Locally produced artisanal fish feeds

There are many locally produced, artisanal small-scale feed millers producing some fish

feeds as well as many fish farmers who produce their own fish feeds on the farm. Most of

these feeds are only available in the areas where they are produced. Common suppliers of

artisanal, small-scale feed millers’ feeds include: MOSAB, Ideal Fish Feeds, Aqua Visa

Feeds, Megatimex, UNIFACO, Aqua Plus, High Yield, Jib Feeds, Darrell Feeds, etc.

Examples are shown below. A list of suppliers of such feeds is presented in Table 3.

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4. Suppliers of Aquaculture Equipment

Much of the equipment for use in fish farming can be made locally and fish farmers have

proven themselves to be very resourceful in this regard. For example many farmers make

scoop nets and other gear for use on their farms. With the development of the industry, there

are a number of providers of both locally-made, and imported, equipment.

4.1 Hatchery Equipment

Dip nets come in a variety of

sizes. The best ones have

the netting mounted behind

a protective bar or rubber

shield so the netting will not

scrape the bottom of the

tank and wear when dipping

fish. Many of the scoop nets

used on farms are made by

the farmers themselves.

Scales and Balances

Find the right one for the job. Battery

and electrically operated digital

platform scales are very good and

some are very portable for work in the

field and provide more accuracy than

the suspended scales.

Suppliers:

• Kingdom Aquarium

• Capsfeed

• Durante Fish Industries

• Sabina Pad

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Air Pumps and Selected Gear

Selection of air pumps, blowers, air stones and tubing should be done carefully in

order to select the most reliable equipment. The better brands of this equipment

can last several years, if properly installed and regular maintenance is carried out.

Use of blowers can sometimes double fish production in intensively managed

farms. Such equipment reduces stress on fish and enhances growth. However, one

must consider the cost of energy.

Suppliers:



• Felimar Aquaculture

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Assorted Hatchery Equipment and Hormones

All hatcheries which ship fish fingerlings in plastic bags require oxygen. Bottles for oxygen require a

regulator valve to decrease the pressure. Such bottles are used to ship live small fish in plastic bags as

well as for live transport in live fish transport tanks. Air stones or diffusers are needed for use in

transport tanks.

Submerged pumps may be found in a variety of sizes as can UV sterilizing filters for treatment of water

in aquaculture systems.

Portable plastic/PVC tanks are very useful in handling and sorting fish as are mesh netting or hapa

cages.

Hormones are needed for induced spawning of catfish and several types are available on the market.

Suppliers:




UV Filter for use in intensive aquaculture systems

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Plastic Bio Filters are made in Nigeria and are

used in recirculating aquaculture systems. Fish Sorting Table shown with several types of

plastic tubs and containers which are very

useful in fish farming.

Graders are used to separate the faster

growing catfish from the others. This is done

to achieve homogeneity in sizes of fish at

stocking. The faster growing fish are called

“shooters” or “jumpers” and can cannibalize

the smaller fish.

Hapas are fine mesh net cages for sorting,

holding and rearing small fish in a protected

environment away from predators (including

insects). Different netting materials are

available to make hapas.

Electric Paddle wheels serve

to aerate and move water in

ponds. These can help

prevent pond water from

stratifying. Waders may be

useful in seining ponds.

Assorted Fish Hatchery Equipment Bio Filters can be made from a variety of

materials. Bio Filters have a huge surface

area per volume to provide substrate for

bacteria that remove ammonia and clean

up water continuously. These are used in

the many recirculating aquaculture

systems found in Nigeria.

Fish sorting tables are used to quickly sort

and count fish for stocking or for sale.

Hapas are very useful as temporary units

to hold fish, enabling a number of sizes or

species of fish to be held in one pond.

They are also used in reproducing tilapias

with the intensive Philippine method.

Suppliers:

• Durante Fish Industries in Ibadan

• Com Systems in Port Harcourt


• Kingdon Aquarium

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4.2 Fish Feed Equipment

Hand meat grinders on left, can be used to make pellets.

Above are pieces of heavy duty feed mill equipment.

Feed Production Equipment

Several suppliers provide small-scale and large-scale feed milling equipment for

limited fish feed production. Most such operations require a generator, or, as an

alternative, it is possible to purchase solar energy panels in Nigeria.

Suppliers:

• Capsfeed


• Ajanla Farms – CHI Fish Feeds

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4.3 Water Quality Monitoring

Water Quality Monitoring Equipment

Water quality test equipment is lacking at most fish

farms in Nigeria and without demand for such

equipment, the suppliers only have minimal items

available. Serious fish farmers should have a basic

water quality test kit capable of measuring

parameters such as pH, oxygen, hardness, ammonia

and others. Several such combined kits are available

on the international market. Fish farmers who

manage their ponds and tanks intensively should

have a quality, battery operated oxygen meter.

Suppliers:

• Finlab




• Winelight Co., Ltd.

Portable pH Meters Portable Oxygen Meter

pH Test papers are available.

Thermometers

Water Quality Monitoring Equipment

Water quality test equipment is lacking at most fish

farms in Nigeria and without demand for such

equipment, the suppliers only have minimal items

available. Serious fish farmers should have a basic

water quality test kit capable of measuring

parameters such as pH, oxygen, hardness, ammonia

and others. Several such combined kits are available

on the international market. Fish farmers who

manage their ponds and tanks intensively should

have a quality, battery operated oxygen meter.

Suppliers:

• Finlab




• Winelight Co., Ltd.

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4.4 Pond Treatments

Fertilizers, lime, salt, potassium permanganate and other items that could be used in treating

ponds, tanks or fish are available on the local market at many agricultural suppliers.

Fertilizers, agricultural lime and other

inorganic fertilizers are available all

over Nigeria from many suppliers.

Agricultural lime is slower acting,

cheaper, and safer to use than hydrated

lime.

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4.5 Sampling and Harvest Nets

Nets and such fishing gear are widely available across Nigeria.

Fish Netting and other Gear

There are many suppliers of fish netting, floats, leads, line and

gear to be used in making seines, dip nets and other needs for

pond work.

Leads are needed

to make lead lines

for seines, pictured

above, and other

fishing nets. The

yellow net needles ,

pictured above, are

used to make cast

nets and seines

from twine.

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5. Pond Construction Equipment and Tools

Pond Construction Tools and Equipment

Most earthen pond construction in Nigeria is done by hand labour

using basic hand tools. There are many suppliers of PVC pipe and

valves as well as heavy plastic liners for use in ponds built in porous

soils.

Suppliers:


• Hardware shops

• Plumbing shops

Heavy plastic liners for ponds

PVC Pipes are widely available.

Hand Tools for pond

construction

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Table 1. Summary of Inventory of Fish Farms, Lakes and Feed Producers in Nigeria.

(Aquaculture and Inland Fisheries Project, July 2004)

No.

Geo Political Zones

(States)

No. of

Dams and Reservoirs

No. of

Fish Farms

No. of

Feed Producers

South East Zone

Abia

Anambra

Ebony

Enugu

Imo

1. 4 40 2

2. 5 18 3

3. 17 12 7

4. 22 4 4

5. 9 40 16

Sub Total 57 114 32

South South Zone

Akwa Ibom

Bayelsa

Cross River

Delta

Edo

Rivers

1. 16 98 4

2. 52 86 -

3. 17 199 -

4. 30 420 6

5. 6 136 -

6. 22 89 8

Sub Total 143 1,028 18

South West Zone

Ogun

Ekiti

Lagos

Ondo

Osun

Oyo

1. 24 173 35

2. 6 31 2

3. - 153 16

4. 8 15 3

5. 7 300 26

6. 29 234 9

Sub Total 74 906 91

North Central Zone

Abuja

Benue

Kogi

Kwara

Plateau

Nassarawa

Niger

1. 15 29 1

2. 45 198 5

3. 35 32 -

4. 21 121 18

5. 85 18 9

6. 16 16 2

7. 35 29 1

Sub Total 252 443 36

North East Zone

Adamawa

Bauchi

Borno

Gombe

Taraba

Yobe

1. 16 4 -

2. 33 16 -

3. 18 12 -

4. 44 9 1

5. 83 8 1

6. 20 13 1

Sub Total 214 62 3

North West Zone

Jigawa

Kaduna

Kano

Katsina

Kebbi

Sokoto

Zamfara

1. 15 4 1

2. 20 10 9

3. 17 10 1

4. 40 7 16

5. 30 56 -

6. 15 9 1

7. 40 9 7

Sub Total 177 105 35

GRAND TOTAL 917 2,658 215

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Table 2. Suppliers of Fish Fingerlings in Nigeria. October 2010.

Name of

Farm/Hatchery

Size or Scale

of Production Region Address

Contact

Person Telephone E-mail Species of Fish Produced

1. Abravic Farms S SW

Gbagada,

Lagos

Mrs D.

Adepoju

07028660406 [email protected] C. gariepinus

2. Adewoyin, Tunde M SW

Ojoo Barrack,

Ibadan

Prince T.

Adewoyin

08028843191 C. gariepinus

3. Akeem Farms S, M? SW

Alakia,

Ibadan

Akeem Akere 08036366436 [email protected]

C. gariepinus

4. Alawiye Farms S SW S.Labisi 08023444620 C. gariepinus 5. Azemor Agribiz

Farm Ltd M SW

Km 15, Ibadan- Ife

Rd, Ibadan

Rauf

Nurudeen

08034390440 [email protected]

C. gariepinus

6. Aziza Patrick Farm M SS

Ugbe Biyi Sapele,

Delta State

Patrick Aziza

7. CHI(Ajanla) Fish

farm XL SW

Km 5,Ibadan

Expressway,

Ibadan

C. gariepinus fingerlings,

juvenile/adv juveniles

8. Chessy Farms M SE

Ihila,

Anambra State

9. Choice Farms

L SW

Ijegun, Isolo,

Lagos

Remi Ahmed 08032482115 [email protected] C. gariepinus fingerlings,


Tilapia fingerlings (S.

niloticus)

10. Durante Fish

Industries ltd XL SW

Nigerwest Bldg.,

Old Lagos Ibadan Rd,

Challenge,

Ibadan

Gbenga Olude

08030417417

Seyi Adegoke

02-2313963

0805-533-8080

[email protected]

www.durantefish.com C. gariepinus fingerlings.


All male Tilapia fingerlings

11. Eha Farms NC

Makurdi,

Benue State

12. Ellah Lakes Plc L SS

Obrikom,

Rivers State

08033535884

13. Fahoch FaSWrms

ltd L SW

Igando,

Lagos

Mr N. Ehirim 08054022182 [email protected]

14. Fisam Farms

S NC

Behind FCDA Qtrs,

Jabi.

Abuja

08035473576

mailto:[email protected]






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Name of

Farm/Hatchery

Size or Scale


Contact


15. Folawewo Farms M SW

Abule Egba,

Lagos

Felix

Folawewo

08033317986

16. Green River

Project M SS

Obrikom R/ State 08039075426

17. Heritage Farms M SW

8/10 Oke Street,

Ojokoro, Lagos

A. A Salawu 07030630212 [email protected]

18. J.Dadi Farms M SS

Ekenwan Round

About, Edo State

0803-427-9620

19. Jigna Farms M NC

Dutse-Bwari, FCT,

Abuja

08023386836;

08066013120

20. Liasu Farms M SW

Ketu, Lagos Kolapo Liasu 08033481388 [email protected] C. gariepinus

(fingerlings/juveniles)

21. Mediatrix Farms M NC Orozo,FCT, Abuja James Apochi 08033345949

22. Mosope Farms L SW

Ipaja, Lagos Mrs, K.O

Jawando


23. Olatunde Farms S SW

Shasa. Lagos Emma

Olatunde

08058989570

24. Omo Farms Nig

Ltd M NC

Kiyi- Kuje, FCT Sola Odekunle 07031300928

25. Paul Omu Farms L SS Igbide, Delta State Gen Paul Omu

26. Osin Farms L SW

Yakoyo-Ipetumodu

Osun State

Funso

Akinrinade

08033279140

27. Rockwater M NC

Jos, Rayfield, Plateau

State

28. Samdoc Farms

M SS

1,Ohohobi Str,Benin-

Sapele Rd, Benin

Sunday

Medina

08035637256

29. Senbanjo Farms S SW

Ojokoro- Agege Hon Senbanjo 08034766571 [email protected]





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Name of

Farm/Hatchery

Size or Scale


Contact


30. Syndenham,

Hilary Farms L SW

Near ITA, Oluana

Village, Akingbile,

via ITTA, Oyo Road,

Ibadan

Hillary

Syndenham

+234(0)802-324-

3795; 0803-549-

9099

Hybrid/pure strains

fingerlings/juveniles of C.

gariepinus

31.Tee-Ess Farms

M SW

12 Femi Dada St.,

Idowu-Egba Isheri-

Lasu Rd,

Lagos

Tunde Sanni 08034110900

08054110900

[email protected]

32. Temperance

Farms- Obasanjo

Farms

? SW

Ota. Obasanjo Farms Pres.

Obasanjo

33. Tidoo Farms L NC Makurdi, Benue State

34. Timmond Farms L SW

Ago Place Way,

Okota, Lagos

Rotimi

Omodeyin


35. Tropical

Aquaculture. Farms S SW

Owode Bale. Ibese,

Ikorodu

Yinka Aleem 08037163792

36. West Farms

L SW

Lekki-Epe

Expressway, Ibeju,

Lagos State

C.gariepinus

(fingerlings/juvenile/adv

juveniles

37. Zainab Farms

M? SW

1c Adeola Adeoye,

Off Toyin Street, Ikeja

01-4968556

08023004940

[email protected]

Fingerlings/juv of C.

gariepinus

37. Zartech Fish farm XL SW Off Ring Rd, Ibadan

38. Zqmits Farms M SW

Abeokuta-Ibadan Rd,

Apata, Ibadan

Ajikobi

Olayinka


Small= < nos 50, 000/year or N500,000-N1million; Medium=N1 million-3 m/year; Large=N 3-5 million/year ; Extra Large: N5 m+





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Table 3. Fish Feed Suppliers in Nigeria. October 2010.

Name Category Region Address Telephone e-mail address Fish Feeds & Types

supplied Prices (N)

Contact

Person

1. AEC

Integrated

Enterprises

D SS

7,East-West Rd,

Rumokoro,

PH

08022224612

2. Ahiebhozoria

Obehi D

08073037766 On growing feeds

3.Ajanla Farms-

CHI M SW

Km 20, Off Ibadan

Rd., Lagos

Expressway

0805-245-3898

0803-511-0283

[email protected]

[email protected]

Extruded feeds

4. Aller Aqua

Fish Feed-Aller

Aqua Feed I SW

Plot 93/95 Apapa

oshodi Exp.,

Alejolowo House,

Toyota Bus Stop,

Lagos

0803-460-2834

5.Amis Gote D SS

18/19 Abonema

Wharf Rd, PH

08036675000

08075676359

On growing feeds

6. Amodu, Fatai D SW

Akure 08035508895 [email protected] Fatai Amodu

08035508895

7. Amogbonsa,

Femi D SW

Ado Ekiti 08033304175

8. Ams Top West

Africa ltd D SW

Km 37

Abeokuta/Lagos Exp

Way, Adalemo B/stp

Sango Ota, Ogun St

0803-406-7413 Steamed Fish Feed

Premix; Fish Meal,

Additives

9. Animal Care-

I SW

Iperu Rd. Lagos

Expway Ogere

Remo, Behind

Dumex Depot, Ogun

St

037-620-082

0805-505-4098

0805-709-8720

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Extruded, 4.5mm, 6

and 9mm; also

provides Vet

Diagnostic Services

Niran

Adegbamigbe

08037226904

10. Aquanutro by

Mid Century

Agro Allied

Ventures, Ltd. D, I SW

Plot 29, Augusto Close,

Hanat Augusto Estate,

At Alnico Fill

Station/IDI-B/stp.

Opp Abattoir Makt

Okooba, Agege,

Lagos

0803-721-7975

0803-264-1106

[email protected]








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supplied Prices (N)

Contact

Person

11. Association

of Fish Farm

Marketers/

Exporters of

Nigeria

D SS

c/o MichikaFarm,

Omuoluta,

Ugwurata- Ale,

Rivers State.

08032700894

12. Bamlek(Nig)

Enterprises D NC

64, Oja Gboro,

Ilorin, Kwara State.

08055915304

13. Bio Organics

Nutrients Systs I SW

KM 26, LAGOS

IBADAN EXP.,

Ibafo, Ogun State

[email protected];

[email protected]

14. Boom Feeds I, D SW

Old Abeokuta Rd,

Oko Oba Agege

15. Capsfeed

A SW

1, Penns Farm,

Alakia, Ibadan

02-2014416 [email protected] Dry pellets on

growing sinking

feeds( All sizes)

Mr Fakunle

08033244318

08034748926

16. Catfish

Global Expert I, D NC

Y/Gowon Way, Jos 08035719921 Coppens, Durante,

Multi feed

17. Cholom, Mrs A NW

NAF Base, Kaduna 08057272016 Local Sinking

Pellets ( 0n growing)

Mrs Cholom

08057272016

18. Coppens Feed

Depot I, D NW

Kawo, Kaduna 08032798747 Coppens, Aqua plus,

Dizengoff

19. Com Syst D SS Port Harcourt 0803-552-2223 Tom Urbano

20. Covenant

Feed I SW

Oba Karounwi Rd.,

Ago-Ika, Abeokuta,

Ogun St

0803-712-8764

21. Chuks Feed D 08062209693 [email protected]

22. Damtoria

Ventures D SS

49, Airport Rd,

Rumuodumaya,

Obiakpor, PH

08033123001 Coppens, CHI

23. Dickem

Farms M SW

Ishashi, Lagos

24. Dizengoff I SW

Creek Rd, Apapa,

Lagos





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supplied Prices (N)

Contact

Person

25. Durante Fish

Feeds (Durante

Fish Indus Ltd)

Skretting-

Holland

I, M SW

Nigerwest Bldg., Old

Lagos-Ibadan Rd,

Challenge, Ibadan

08055338080

02-7511113

02-231-3963

0805-533-8080

www.durantefish.com

[email protected]

Fry, Fingerlings/Adv.

Fingerlings, On

growing (3.0, 4.5 &

6.0 mm)

N1100/kg-

Fry; N570-

Fingerlings;

N250-

On growing

Seyi Adegoke

08034039234

26. Efo Agric

Ltd, D SS

M/ Mohammed Rd,

Benin Edo State.

08036712050;

08056594281

Durante, CHI

Dizengoff, Bendel

feeds, Vital Feeds

(On growing)

27.Egini Farms

A, D SS

Udu LGA near

Aladja, Warri Delta

State

08024779138 Coppens & On farm

Sinking feeds

Henry

28. Ellah Lakes

Plc A, D SS

Obrikom, Rivers

State

07031560664

08033535884

Dizengoff, Coppens

29. Felimar

Fisheries I, D SW

Eruwom Road, Ijebu

Ode

08036677903;

0803-344-3508

Durante, Coppens,

CHI, Multifeeds

30. Mrs Feyisola

V.A D SW

Epe, Lagos 08072388405

31.Fish Affairs D NC

Near ABC Garage,

Jos

08034282411

32. Fish House

Coop

I, D NW

14, A/Bello Way,

Kaduna

08033115817,

08038510487

Dizengoff,

Coppens,(On

growing feeds)

33. Fish House

Group D NW

c/o Bawa Faskari

Farms Ltd,

Nuhu Wali

Str,Rigasa. Kaduna

08032877277 On growing feeds (

Coppens, Vital feeds.

Dizengoff)

34. Freshco

Foods Ltd A SW

Olubadan Village,

Ogunmakin, Ibadan

Coppens, Onfarm

Sinking Feeds( On

growing)

Dr Nurudeen/

Mr Waheed

35. Gold Feeds D SW Ibadan 08054900780

36. Grand

Cereals Ltd

M NC

Km 17, Zawan

R/About, Bukuru,

Jos

[email protected] On growing ( 4.0, 6.0

& 9.0 mm)

Steve

Gambo

08034041814

Emmanuel-

08034082868

http://www.durantefish.com/



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supplied Prices (N)

Contact

Person

37.Hope of Glory

Stores D SW

Ibadan Garage,

Ijebu- Ode

08056148859 Coppens, Durante,

Dizengoff, CHI

Mrs Oyeniyi

08056148859

38. IDBPR Fish

Farmers Group A SW

Epe-Ijebu Ode Rd,

Ijebu Ode

[email protected] Adeniyi

Marcus

08034730236

39. JF Fisheries I, D SW Ikorodu, Lagos Coppens,

40. Kale, Ayo D SW Ikorodu 08023056025 [email protected]

41. Komsale

Farms Ltd D SS

PH 08027844664 [email protected]

42. Le Gouessant

Aquaculture I SW

30, Ajuwon-Akute

Rd. Iju Ajuwon,

Lagos

0803-322-

7834; 0805-

577-2621

43. Masfodaz

Enterprises, Ltd I SW

1845, Folagbade Stl.,

Ijebu-Ode, Ogun St

037-431-372

44. Miliky Farm I, D NC

Kado Market,

ABUJA

Coppens, Euro feeds

45. Nikol Farms

A SW

Nikol Close, Behind

Victor B Petrol Stat,

Anifalaje, Akobo,

Lagos

0805-523-1862

0805-476-9865

46. Nutrient

Solutions I SW

Ijaiye Housing Estate,

Near Pen Cinema,

Agge, Lagos

Coppens

47. Obasanjo

Farms Nig., Ltd M SW

Freshline Feeds,

Adigbe Obada Oko

Road, Abeokuta Ogun

State

0805-5095017;

0805-509-5180

[email protected];

www.obasanjoholdings.com

48. OGS Global

Links Invest. Ltd I SW

OGS Plaza,

30, Ajuwon- Akute

Rd, Iju Ajuwon

01-4396770

07055772621

Fry/ On growing Le

gouessant Extruded

floating feed

Mr Muyiwa

Osikoya

08033227834

49. Olajogun,

I.A. D NC

Ilorin 08036732611 [email protected]

50. Olubisi Feeds

D SW

Sabo Garage,

Ikorodu, Lagos State

08033204313 Coppens, Multifeed,

Grow Best,

Megayield, Local

pellets

Mrs Olubisi

08033204314





http://www.obasanjoholdings.com/


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supplied Prices (N)

Contact

Person

51. Sabina Pad

D, A SW

Old Abeokuta Rd,

Oko- Oba, Agege

08023118093;

08034123000

Fry/On growing (

Coppens, Durante,

CHI, Multifeed, local

Engr Rufus

Olopade-

08034123000

52. Samdoc

Global Feeds D, I SS

Santana Market,

Sapele- Benin Rd,

Benin

08055637254

08051955211

On growing feeds(

Coppens, Durante

53. Sharp Feeds

by GK Farms I, ? SW

Esietedo St., Alakija

Satellite. Town,

Lagos

0803-417-9530

0802-387-2969

[email protected] 42-45% CP; 2-6.5

mm; imported

54.Shuaibu

Fisheries & Food

D NC

Kado Market, FCT,

Abuja

Durante, Coppens,

Euro feed,

Superindo,

Dizengoff,

Feed master, Aqua-

soja

Mr

Shuaibudeen

55. SW

Aquaculture

Services

D SW

Ilobu- Osogbo Rd,

Near Police Barrack,

Osogbo

08035034986 [email protected] On growing feeds(

Coppens, Dizengoff,

CHI, Durante)

Mrs Shakirat

Atanda

08035034986

56. Vale

Vivafeed I SW

7th

Floor, 109

Awolowo Rd, Ikoyi,

Lagos

[email protected]

57. Zemach Feed

Mill-Multi Feeds D SW

Pacific Close, Off

Oregon Rd. Ojota,

Lagos

www.bartal-africa.com




http://www.bartal-africa.com/

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Table 4. Suppliers of Aquaculture Equipment in Nigeria. February 2010. Name of Company

Equipment

Supplier

Address Region Contact Person Telephone E-mail Types

Equipment in

Stock now

Remarks

Store Room

with

equipment?

Or on order?

Sales

Small

Medium

Large?

1. Absolute Fisch

Aquaculture, Ltd

8/10 Ilupeju By Pass,

POB 3480 Mushin,

Lagos

SW Ingo Beckert

Remi Ahmed

+234(0) 806-257-

8897

0803-248-2115;

0805-050-0156

[email protected]

[email protected]

Water Treatment

Eq; Water Test

Kits;Tanks;UV;

liners;recirc syst

2. Capsfeed Ibadan SW 1, Penns Farm,

Alakia, Ibadan Mr

Fakunle

02-2014416

08033244318

08034748926

agrofeedengineering@yah

oo.com

Dry pellets on

growing sinking

feeds( All sizes)

Feed Equipment

M

3. Durante Fish

Industries ltd

Old Lagos- Ibadan

Rd, Challenge, Ibadan

SW Ope Akinwande 02-2313963 [email protected]

m

Aquachemicals,

Hormone,

Aerators,

Cropping Nets,

Incubation

troughs , Bio

filters etc

Available in

Store

Large

4. Felimar

Aquaculture

Felimar Aquaculture

Close off Eruwon,

Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State

SW Felix Olusegun Gbolade 08033443508

08036677903

Felimaraquaculture1@yah

oo.com

Fish Farms,

Catfish

Fingerlings,

Equipment

Available Large

5. Finlab Anthony Street,

Lagos

SW Microscope,

Thermometer, PH

meter

Available Large

6. Honeyville

Resources Ltd

Arry Plaza,Km 3,

Iwo- Ibadan

Rd,Ibikunie

Area;Osogbo Osun

State

SW Mr TundeOlaitan 08037273176

0802-882-3480

035-206-255

[email protected]

www.honeyvilleresources.co

m

OzoneAerator

Irrigation

equipments

Medium

7. Kingdom

Aquarium

4 Sarah Faboyede St,

Bucknor Estate,

Ejigbo-Isolo, Lagos

SW +234-1-813-6331;

0803-302 6184

Weighing scales,

Water Quality

kits, Microscope,

Blowers, Aerator

Available Large

Small= N 500,000-N 1million (USD 3,333); Medium=N 1-5 million (USD 3,333-33,333); large= N 5 million + in sales










http://www.honeyvilleresources.com/

http://www.honeyvilleresources.com/

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Table 5. Providers of Aquaculture Technical Assistance (consultants) in Nigeria. October 2010. List provided by FISON. Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant

Telephone E-mail Expertise Provided References

For Vetting

1. Beulah Glorious

Farms Co

18 Tarmac Rd.,

Temidire, Sango

SW

Lagos

State.

+234-803-

307-8476

+234 802-830-7777

+234 1-898-

1055

[email protected]

Construction, Training in

Breeding, Fish Feed

Formulation, Water Quality Management.

Jobafem Integrated Farms

+234 803-533-5800

Rev Okunlola Farms +234 803-352-7395

2. Durante Fish

Industries, Ltd

Niger West

Building,

Old Lagos-

Ibadan Rd,

Challenge, Ibadan

SW

Oyo

State.

Mr. Ope

Akinwande.

+234 2-231-

3963.

+234 805-

897-7461.

+234- 805-

049-3649.

[email protected] Fishfeed, Fingerling

production.

Ajani Farms.

A.Urobridge.

3.Atanda Akintunde Nureni (Alhaji)

NPAFS PROJECT

OFFICE,

PLOT 127 Ade Adetokunbo

Ademola

Crescent Wuse II,

Abuja.

CT Mr. A.A Nureni

+234 803- 587-1102

[email protected] [email protected]

Aquaculture and inland fisheries management

Dr O. Oyebanji, National Programme for Food Security,

Abuja.

Email: [email protected]

4. Dr Sam .O. Talabi. (Talon Nig. Ltd)

Plot 979,6th Avenue, Road

641, Festac Town,

Lagos.

SW Lagos

State.

Dr Sam.O.Talabi +234 1-7912124

+234 805-552-34252

[email protected] Research Development Scientist (Food

Agriculture and

Fisheries)

5. ABDULLAH,

Abba Yakubu (AquaGric Ltd)

No 12 Cape Town Street, Plot 2198, Off IBB Way, Wuse District, Zone 4, P. M.B. 330, Abuja-Nigeria.

CT Abdullahi, Abba

Yakubu

+234 803-

320- 1198

[email protected] Agriculture, Food

Security, Rural Development and

Finance, Fisheries, Water

and Natural Resources, Biodiversity

Conservation, Project

Preparation, Appraisal and Management,

Baseline Studies, Studies

and Missions and Geographic Information

System (GIS).

Engr. N. A. Rafindadi,

Email: [email protected] Tel: +234 805-701-0771,

+234 803-313-9678.

Jim Miller


1(423) 710-4652., 1(423) 875-4962.


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Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

6. Dr. AYOOLA,

Simeon Oluwatoyin

Department of

Marine Sciences,

Faculty of Sciences,

University of

Lagos.

SW

Lagos

State

Dr. AYOOLA,

Simeon Oluwatoyin

Consultant on

Aquaculture/

Fisheries Management

Dr. E.K Ajani

Department of Wildlife and Fisheries

Management, University of Ibadan,

Ibadan, Oyo State.

Tel: +234 806-892-9835. Email: [email protected]

Professor S.A Agbede Department of Veterinary Public Health and

Preventive Medicine,

University of Ibadan Tel: +234 803-804-1144.

Professor A.E Falaye Department of Wildlife and Fisheries

Management,

Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

Tel: +234-803-215-5435.

Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Professor I.D Nwankwo

Department of Marine Sciences,

Faulty of Science University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos State.

Tel: +234 703-835-2541.

7. Mr. Busari, A.N Lagos State

Ministry of Agric. and Cooperatives,

Fisheries Dept.

Alausa, Ikeja.

SW

Lagos State

Mr. Busari, A.N + 234 802-

315-1440, +234 803-

399-4627

[email protected] Consultant on

aquaculture and fisheries management.

Director of Fisheries

Lagos State Ministry of Agric. and Cooperatives, Fisheries

Dept. Alausa, Ikeja.

Tel: +234 802-322-5407.

8.Mr. E.F. Audu Lagos State

Ministry of Agric.

and Cooperatives, Fisheries Dept.

Alausa, Ikeja.

SW

Lagos

State

Mr. E.F. Audu +234 802-

314-8863,

+ 234 703-297-0658

[email protected]

http://catfishfarminginnigeria.blogspot.com/

Aquaculture systems

design/construction.

Equipment/ Input supply


Lagos State

Ministry of Agric. and Cooperatives, Fisheries Dept. Alausa, Ikeja.

Tel: +234 802-322-5407.

9. Mr. H.O.Giwa Lagos State

Ministry of Agric.

and Cooperatives,

Fisheries Dept.

Alausa, Ikeja.

SW

Lagos

State

Mr. H.O.Giwa +234 705-

987-7661,

+234 806-

968- 5135


aquaculture and fisheries

management.


Lagos State

Ministry of Agric. and Cooperatives, Fisheries

Dept. Alausa, Ikeja.

Tel: +234 802-322-5407.






http://catfishfarminginnigeria.blogspot.com/


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Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

10. Mr. Ganzallo

S.T.

Lagos State

Ministry of Agric.


Alausa, Ikeja.

SW

Lagos

State

Mr. Ganzallo S.T +234 807-

962 -1859



management/ Cage and Pen culture

systems construction and

management


Lagos State


+234 802-322-5407.

11. Mr. Olayiwola

Falana

Lagos State

Ministry of Agric.


Alausa, Ikeja.

SW

Lagos

State

Mr. Olayiwola

Falana

+234 805-

612-7819



management


Lagos State


+234 802-322-5407

12. OLAOSEBIKAN

Babatunde, David (Mr.)

Federal College

of freshwater fisheries

Technology,

P.M.B. 1500, New-Bussa,

Nigeria.

NC

Kwara State.

OLAOSEBIKAN

Babatunde, David (Mr.)

+234 807-

810-8588

[email protected]

[email protected]

Fish biology, Fisheries

management and conservation

Prof. S.L. Lamai

[email protected]

13. Mr. Idris Michael Olorunmaye

Block 8, flat 5, Odo Nla Estate,

Ikorodu - Lagos

SW Lagos

State

Mr. Idris Michael Olorunmaye

+234 705- 677-66 44

Aquaculture/systems setup

14. Mrs. Nene

Amabere Jamabo (PhD)

Department of

Animal Science and Fisheries

Faculty of

Agriculture

University of Port

Harcourt Choba,

Rivers State

SS

Port Harcourt

Mrs. Nene Amabere

Jamabo (PhD)

+234 802-

312-6620

[email protected]

Aquaculture and Aquatic

Ecology

15. AREOLA

Foluke Omotayo

National

President, Fisheries Society

of Nigeria

FCT AREOLA

Foluke Omotayo

+234 803-

320-5882, +2341-765-

6163

+234 805-960-8259

[email protected] Project, Business and

product development, fisheries management

(aquaculture, inland and

industrial fisheries,

Mr. Patrick Taggert, Ffs.,

Deputy Director Quality Control & Quarantine Division

Federal Department of Fisheries

Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. E-mail: [email protected]

Tel: +234 803-313-6393

Dr. E.A. Ajao, Ffs.,

Director, (Chem Lab)

Nigerian Institute for Oceanography & Marine Research, Victoria Island,

Lagos, Nigeria.

E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +234 802-324-7991










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Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

16. Mr. ladapo

Obidiya

African Farm

Adewumi Village

via Egbeda Ona-

ara LGA, Ibadan, Oyo State.

SW

Oyo State

Mr. Oladapo

Obidiya

+234 803-

775-3013.

Pond design, Fish

Fingerlings/ juveniles

production system

Prof. M.A. Anetekhai

Dept of Fisheries Lagos State University

Ojo Lagos State

17. Mr. segun.

Gbolade, Felimar Aquaculture

Felimar

Aquaculture Close off Eruwon, Ijebu-

Ode, Ogun State

SW

Ogun State

Mr. Felix Olusegun

Gbolade

+234 803-

344-3508, +234 803-

667-7903.

[email protected] Fish breeding/Pond

construction

Dr. B.B. Adekoya

Director of Fisheries Ministry of Agriculture, Ogun State.

18, Mr. Moses Tachia

Dept of Fisheries and Aquaculture,

University of

Makurdi. Benue State

NC Benue

State

Mr. Moses Tachia +234-805-961-4798.

[email protected] Aquaculture and artisanal Fisheries.

Dr. R.G. Okoyi, Dept of Fisheries and Aquaculture,

University of Makurdi.

Benue State

Mr. A.O. Adeyemi

Director, Fed. Dept. of Fisheries, Fed. Ministry of Agric. and Water Resources,

Abuja

19.Mr. Philip Amiengheme

No. 7B Anthony Ani Close,

Finance Quareters,

Abuja

CT Abuja

Mr. Philip Amiengheme

+234 803-322-4006.

[email protected] Aquaculture, Fish Population and dynamics

and analysis of stock.

Prof. M.A. Anetekhai Dept of Fisheries Lagos State University

Ojo, Lagos State

20. Prof. M.A. Anetekhai

Faculty of Science,

Dept of Fisheries

Lagos State

University Ojo, Lagos State

Faculty of Science, Dept of

Fisheries Lagos

State University

Ojo, Lagos State

SW Lagos

State

Prof. M.A. Anetekhai

+234 803-446-6021.

[email protected] Fisheries, Aquaculture, Environmental

Assessment and

Development

Prof. S.O. Fagade, Dept. of Zoology,

University of Ibadan, Oyo State.

21. Prof. Samuel Olu

Otubusin

Dept of

Aquaculture and

Fisheries Management,

University of

Abeokuta

SW

Ogun

State

Prof. Samuel Olu

Otubusin

+234 803-

486-9816.

[email protected] Cage/Pen Enclosure,

Integrated Aquaculture,

Shrimp Farming, Hatchery Mgt., Fish

farming Engineering and

Economics

Prof J.A. Okojie

Executive Secretary, National University

Commission, Abuja

Tel: +234 803-701-2341.

22. Dr. Chuka Titus

Madu

National Institute

for Fresh water

Fisheries Research, New

Bussa

Niger State

NC

Niger

State.

Dr. Chuka Titus

Madu

+234 805-

701-6244.

[email protected] Hatchery Mgt Dr. Aminu Raji,

National Institute for Fresh water Fisheries

Research, New Bussa Niger State

E-mail [email protected];

[email protected]. Tel: +234 806-351 9148-







mailto:[email protected];%[email protected]

mailto:[email protected];%[email protected]

38

Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

23. Mr. Fabian

Okoye

National Institute

for Fresh water

Fisheries Research, Zonal

Office,

Maiduguri, Borno State.

NE

Borno

State.

Mr. Fabian Okoye +234 805-

450-4158.

[email protected] Pond Construction and

Hatchery Mgt.

Dr. O.B. Sule,

Fisheries Department, University of Maiduguri

24. Dr O. A. Ayinla,

Executive

Director/Chief Executive Officer,

Nigeria Institute

of Oceanography and Marine

Research,

P.M.B.12729, Victoria Island,

Lagos.

Nigeria.

SW

Lagos State.

Dr O.A.Ayinla. +234 802-

326-1588.

[email protected] Fish Breeding&

Nutrition

Prof. B. Y. Abubakar,

Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria, Agricultural Research House,

Plot 223D,

Cadastral Zone B6, Mabushi,

P.M.B.5026,

Wuse-Abuja. Abuja.


25. Mr. Lawrence .E. Onyeche

Ministry of Agriculture,

Asaba, Delta.

SS Delta

State.

Mr. Lawrence E. Onyeche

+234 803-377-1807.

[email protected] Aquaculture / Fish production

Mr. N. E. Okobi, Retired Permanent Secretary,

P.O.Box 1369,

Asaba.. Tel: +234 803 350 4242.

26.Dr O.B. Sule Head of

Department,

Department of

Fisheries,

University of Maiduguri,

Borno State.

NE

Borno

State.

Dr O.B. Sule +234 803-

501-7494.

[email protected] Aquaculture,

Fish feed formulation,

Hatchery,&

Pond construction.

Prof. I. Kwari,

Dean of Fisheries,

University of Maiduguri,

Borno State.

27. Mr. Joseph Bamidele Bolarinwa,

341 Close, House 1,

Gowon Estate,

Lagos.

SW Lagos

State.

Mr. Joseph Bamidele

Bolarinwa,

+234 802-301-4849.

[email protected] Fisheries Aquaculture Management.

Prof. Greg. Biyi Daramola, Department of Agric. Economics ,

Federal University of Technology,

Abeokuta. Tel: +234 803-333-0057.

Rev. G. G.

Oyegunle, Peniel Christian Centre,

Lagos.

Tel: +234 803-706-0383.







39

Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

28. Dr. Omotayo

Fagbuaro

University of Ado

Ekiti, Faculty of

Sciences, Department of

Zoology, P.M.B.

5363, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State

SW

Ekiti

State.

Dr. Omotayo

Fagbuaro

+234 803-

492-5363.

[email protected] Fish Breeding and

Genetics

Dr. Olofintoye L.K. Department of Zoology,

University of Ado Ekiti, +234 803-392-3367

Dr. Oguntaye R.F., Department of Zoology,

University of Ado Ekiti. +234 803-393-4354

Chief F.F. Fagbuaro, Arowa Compound, Igbehin,

Ado Ekiti, +234 803-388-740

29.Prof. Paul Ibukun-Olu Bolorunduro

Livestock and Fisheries

Program,

Natural Agricultural

Extension and

Research Liaison Services,

Ahmadu Bellow

University, P.

M.B.1067,Zaria

Kaduna State.

NW Kaduna

State.

Prof. Paul Ibukun-Olu Bolorunduro

+234 803-722-6220,

+234 807-

316-0338.

[email protected] Fisheries &Aquaculture Extension, Management,

Training Environmental

Impact Assessment.

Prof. A.E.Falaye (Ffs), Wildlife and Fisheries Management,

Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry,

University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

Professor Ibukun Ayodele.

Dept of Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry,

University of

Ibadan, Ibadan.

Professor S O Ogundipe.

Department of Animal Science, Faculty of Agriculture,

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

30. Mr. F. F. Adeyemi

Director of Fisheries,

Federal

Department of Fisheries,

Area 11, Garki,

Abuja

FCT Mr. F.F. Adeyemi +234 805 -614-

9224,+234

703-290-2444.

[email protected] Fisheries development & Management

Dr. A.A Ayinla Executive

Director/Chief Executive Officer,

Nigeria Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research, P.M.B.12729,

Victoria Island,

Lagos. Nigeria.

Tel: +234 803-300-8216.

31.Mr Olusegun

Dosunmu

No 11 Lajorin

road, Sabo–Oke, Ilorin.

NC

Kwara State.

Mr. Olusegun

Dosunmu

+234 803-

726-3225

[email protected]

Catfish production

&Management.

Mr. F.F. Adeyemi

Director, Federal Department of Fisheries,

Area 11, Abuja.

Email: [email protected] Tel: +234 805-614-9224, +234 703-290-2444.

Mr. M. A. Obakin.

Tel: +234 802-315-9077.






40

Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

32. Mr. Bayo

Osiyemi

Federal

Department of

Fisheries, Olupona, Iwo,

Osun –State.

SW

Osun

State

Mr. Bayo Osiyemi +234 803-

633-1682.

[email protected] Aquaculture Mr. F.F. Adeyemi

Director,

Federal Department of Fisheries, Area 11, Abuja.


Tel: +234 805-614-9224, +234 703-290-2444.

Mr. Olunnuga,

Deputy Director, Federal Department of Fisheries,

Garki, Abuja.

E mail: [email protected]

33. Mr. Ola Bashir

Amin

Federal

Department of

Fisheries, Oshogbo,

Osun State.

SW

Osun

State.

Mr. Ola Bashir

Amin.

+234 803-

396-3245,

+234 805-960-8044.

[email protected] Aquaculture

Mr. A. N. Atanda,

National Food Reserve Agency,

Abuja. Email: [email protected]

Dr E.K.Ajani, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries,

University of Ibadan.


34. Mr. O.M. Alatise. No 1, Agric. Quarters,

Kaduna.

NW Kaduna

State.

Mr.Alatise + 234 803-

570-1473.

[email protected]. Fingerling production.(Practicing

Fish farmer.)

Prof. O. Balogun, Ahmadu Bello University ,

Zaria. Tel: +234 803-452-7684.

Prof. O. Otubushi,

University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Tel: +234 803-486-9816.

35.Dr. G.R.A.

Akande(PhD) Ffs

Department of

Fisheries

Technology and Biosecurity,

Nigeria Institute

for Oceanography and Marine

Research,

3, Wimot Point Road,

P.M.B.80108,

Victoria- Island.

SW

Lagos

State.

Dr G.R.A. Akande +234 802-

304-1060,

+234 763 1357.

[email protected] Post Harvest Fisheries

Specialist,









41

Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

36. Dr. Pat.

Anyanwu.

Department of

Aquaculture,

Nigeria Institute for Oceanography

and Marine

Research, 3, Wimot Point

Road,

P.M.B.80108, Victoria- Island.

Lagos.

SW

Lagos.

Dr Pat Anyanwu. +234 803

526 5982

[email protected] Aquaculture

(Culture system).

Prof. Kola Kusemiju,

Tel: + 234 803 526 5982.

Dr O. A. Ayinla, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer,

Nigeria Institute of Oceanography and Marine

Research, P.M.B.12729, Victoria Island,

Lagos.

Nigeria. Tel: +234 803-300-8216.

37. Mr. Adenuga Olubunmi Olunuga.

Federal Department of

Fisheries, Abuja.

FCT. Mr. A. O. Olunuga. +234 805-961-3412.

[email protected] Aquaculture Dr B.B. Adekoya, Director of Fisheries, Ogun State Ministry of

Agriculture,

Abeokuta. Email: [email protected].

Tel: +234 803- 723-3182.

38. Prof. James

.Kolawole Balogun

Department of

Biological Sciences,

Ahmadu Bello

University, Zaria.

NW

Kaduna State.

Prof. J.K. Balogun. +234 803-

453-7684.

Fisheries Biology,

Aquaculture and reservoir management.

Prof. J.F.Iyun,

Faculty of Science, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria.

Prof. S.O. Fagade,

Department of Zoology, University of Ibadan.

39. Dr. Aminu Raji. Executive

Director,

National Institute

For Freshwater

Fisheries Research,

P.M.B. 6006,

New Bussa, Niger State.

NC

Niger

State.

Dr A. Raji. +234 806-

351-9148,

+234 802-

363-2720.

[email protected]

[email protected]

Capacity building, Fish

Biology & Ecology.

Dr. Femi Daddy,

Provost,

Federal College of Freshwater Fisheries

Technology, Baga,

Borno State. Tel: +234 805-341- 7959, +234 803-043-9774,

+234 802- 594- 7357.

Dr C.T. Madu,

Director (Aquaculture),

National Institute For Freshwater Fisheries Research,

P.M.B. 6006,

New Bussa, Niger State.

+234 805-701-6244.






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Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

40. Dr. Andrew.

Akiba Eyo

Provost, Federal

College of

Freshwater Fisheries

Technology,

P.M.B 1500, New Bussa,

Niger State.

NC

Niger

State.

Dr A.A.Eyo. +234 805-

441- 0580.

[email protected] Fish Nutrition and

Processing Technology.

Dr Aminu Raji, National Institute For Freshwater

Fisheries Research, P.M.B.6006, New Bussa,

Niger State. +234 703-013-4650.

Prof B.Y. Abubakar,

ARCN, Abuja

41.Mr Daniel Odogbo


Fisheries,

Behind INEC Office,

Airport Road,

Maiduguri. Borno State.

NE Borno

State.

Mr. D. Odogbo +234 802-832-9593.

+234 806-

528-9586.

[email protected] Fish breeding and Management.

Mr. Y. Kolawole, Federal Department of Fisheries, Abuja.

Tel: +234 805-961-1298.

Prof. Hycinth Oluma,

Faculty of Agriculture,

Makurdi, Benue State.

42. Mr. Ishiaku M.

Yusuf

Federal Ministry

of Agriculture,


Fisheries,

5th Floor, Federal Secretariat,

Kano.

NW

Kano

State.

Mr. .I. M. Yusuf. +234 806-

280-1570.

[email protected]. Catfish Hatchery

Management/ Breeding.

Alhaji Suleman Musa Fagam,

131,Lamido Road,

Nasarawa G.R.A.. Kano. Email : [email protected]

Tel:+234 803-330- 5274.

Mr. Oladele William, Head of Unit/ Federal Project Monitoring Unit,

Kano, Federal Secretariat,

Kano.

Email: [email protected] Tel:+234 803-317- 3146

43. Mr. Fayeofori

Higgwe.

No 59,Evo Road,

GRA, Phase

2, Port Harcourt. River State.

SE

River

State.

Mr. F. Higgwe.

+234 803-

338-6336

[email protected] Induced breeding/re-

circulatory aquaculture

systems.

Air-Vice Marshal T. Dick-Iruenabere,

Defence Headquarters,

Abuja. Email: [email protected]

Tel: +234 803-408-0423.

Mr. Oraibi Goma, No 44 Circular Road,Elekahia

Housing Estate.

Port Harcourt. Tel: +234 802-789-1757.








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Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

43.Dr Femi Daddy Provost,

Federal College

of Freshwater Fisheries

Technology,

Baga, P.M.B.1060,

Maiduguri.

Kukawa L.G.A, Borno State.

NE

Borno

State.

Dr. F. Daddy

+234 803-

439- 774,

+234 802- 595-7357.

+234 805-

341-7959.

[email protected] Dr. Moses O. Ibeun

NIFFR, PMB 6006 New Bussa.

Tel: +234 805-450-4198 Dr. Nathaniel O Bankole

NIFFR, PMB 6006, New Bussa

Tel: +234 805-362-3443

44. Mrs. Wilful

Agbo.

Federal Dept of

Fisheries, Mando, Kaduna

NW.

Kaduna State.

Mrs. W. Agbo.

+234 805-

960 -7211.

[email protected] Fisheries Nutrition Prof. Balogun

Ahmadu Bello University , Zaria.

Tel: +234 803-452-7684.

Paul Ibukun-Olu Bolorunduro

Livestock and Fisheries Program,

Natural Agricultural Extension and Research Liaison Services,

Ahmadu Bellow University,

P. M.B.1067,Zaria Kaduna State.

45. Mrs. Grace

Ojoma Tokula.

Benue NC.

Benue State.

Mrs. G. O. Tokula +234 703-

159-7129

[email protected] Fingerlings Production Dr R. G. Okayi,

Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture, University of Agriculture, Makurdi.

Tel: +234 806-807-8099.

Mr. V.A. Amire, Patvisols Nig. Ltd

P.O.Box 893, Ogun State.

Email: [email protected] Tel: +234 803-819-9097.

46. Mr. Alabi Wahab

Ademola.

Chief Fisheries

Officer,


Fisheries,

Ilorin, Kwara State.

NC

Kwara

State.

Mr. A. W.

Ademola.

+234 803-

441-1957

[email protected] Pond Construction and

Hatchery Management

47. Prof. Olujimi.

Faturoti.

Department of

Wildlife and

Fisheries Mgt,

University of

Ibadan, Ibadan.

Oyo State.

SW

Oyo

State.

Prof. O. Faturoti. +234 803-

475-5942

Aquaculture & Nutrition.






44

Name of

Company/Service

Provider

Address Region

Contact Person or

Principal

Consultant


For Vetting

48. Mr. Omitoyin

Bamidele

Oluwarotimi

Department of

Wildlife and

Fisheries Mgt, University of

Ibadan, Ibadan.

Oyo State.

SW

Oyo

State.

Mr. O.B.

Oluwarotimi

+234 802-

325-0460

[email protected]

[email protected]

Hatchery Management /

Water Quality

Prof E.A. Aiyelari

Dean; Faculty of Agriculture & Fisheries.

University of Ibadan, Ibadan Oyo State. +234 803-385-70350

Prof E.O. Faturoti

Dept of Wildlife & Fisheries Mgt. University of Ibadan. Ibadan Oyo State

[email protected]

49. Mrs. Adebola

Olabisi Sofunde

Plot 1, Blk LIV Oluyole Estate

Extension, Ring

Road, Ibadan, Oyo State

SW Oyo State

Mr. A.O. Sofunde +234 803-

346-4650

+234 805-657-2131

[email protected]

Pond Construction and Training

Mrs. Abolarinwa Bluegate Farm

Oluyole Estate Xtn, Ibadan

Mrs. Omotosho

Rocktomel Ventures, Omi Adio, Ibadan.

Dr. Tomi Asuni

Nigerian Ropes Eric Moore, Lagos

50. Mr. Sidney Kanu Sid Pisces

Nigeria. 24 Adekoya Street,

Ogba Lagos State

SW

Lagos State

Mr. S.N. Kanu

+234 806-

272-9816 +234 803-

793-0417

[email protected] Dr. Ralph C.A. Orji

HOD; Dept of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management, Michael Okpara University of

Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State.

Chief S.B.A. Atulomah.

Chairman; Abia State Council of Elders. 4, Ikot Ekpene Road, Umuahia, Abia State

51. Elder Godwin

Benjamin Ikpe

P.O.Box 1816,

UYO, Akwa

Ibom State

SS Akwa

Ibom

State

Elder G.B. Ikpe +234 806-

299-7269

[email protected] Table Fish Production Dr. Mfon T. Udo

Dept of Fisheries and Aquaculture, University of

Uyo, Uyo.

Mr. Efefiong B. Offiong.

Director of Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, Uyo.

52. Elder. Efefiong

B. Offiong

Ministry of

Agriculture, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State

SS Akwa

Ibom State

Elder. E.B. Offiong +234 802-

313-9416

[email protected]

[email protected]

Fish Culture

Management

Elder Godwin B. Ikpe.

P.O.Box 1816, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Rev. Aloysius A. Efen.

14, Wellington Bassey Way, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State

+234 707-103-5608

53. Mr. Omodeinde SW

Lagos State

+234 802-

304-5857

[email protected]

Fingerling Production










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Table 6. Fish Disease Diagnostic Service Providers. October 2010

Name Address Contact Persons Telephone E-mail

1. Animal Care Iperu Rd,

Lagos Expressway,

Ogere Remo, Behind

Dumex Depot,

Ogun State

Niran Adegbamigbe,

and Dr Agbato

0805-505-4098

0802-290-2318

2. Fish House Int’l No. 14, Ahmadu

Bello Way,

Kaduna

Dr. Ladan Aliyu 0803-311-5817 [email protected]

3. Nigerian Institute

for Freshwater

Fisheries Research

New Busa,

Niger State

Dr. Aminu Raji [email protected]

NIFFR

4. Nigerian Institute

for Oceanography

and Marine Research

Victoria Island,

Bar Beach,

Lagos

Dr. Gbola Olasosu

Dr. Patricia Anyanwu

0803-797-8139

0803-526-5982

[email protected]

[email protected]

NIOMR





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