US catfish ban a big blow to Nigeria – Oloye Rotimi Olibale
10 February 2019 |
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President of the Catfish and Allied fish Farmers Association of Nigeria, Oloye Rotimi Olibale says the United States ban on the importation of Catfish and other fish products from Nigeria has dealt a severe blow to the industry leading to a shrink in its profit margin.
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10 Feb 2019
President of the Catfish and Allied fish Farmers Association of Nigeria, Oloye Rotimi Olibale says the United States ban on the importation of Catfish and other fish products from Nigeria has dealt a severe blow to the industry leading to a shrink in its profit margin.
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