Kwara State · L-PRES

Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project

Healthier herds. Stronger communities.

A statewide programme improving livestock productivity, resilience and commercialisation, built with the farmers, herders and communities of all 16 LGAs.

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3D map of Kwara State with pins marking all 16 local government areas

01 / 07The living map

16 LGAs. One living map.

From the Baruten rangelands to the Ekiti hills, every local government area is part of the programme, and each has its own livestock story.

White Fulani cattle Red Sokoto goats Uda sheep

LIVESTOCK SHOWN PER LGA IS ILLUSTRATIVE UNTIL THE M&E CENSUS IS CONNECTED

02 / 07Water points

Water where the herds are.

67water points constructed or rehabilitated

85% OF TARGET

Boreholes, overhead tanks and troughs along livestock routes support production and reduce conflict over shared water.

EXAMPLE SITE: KAIAMA LGA

03 / 07Animal health

Healthy animals, safer food.

238,718animals vaccinated

88% OF TARGET

Vaccination against priority diseases, including FMD, PPR, CBPP and Newcastle disease, protects the herds and flocks families depend on.

AS AT MAY 2026 · EXAMPLE SITE: EDU LGA

04 / 07Capacity building

Skills that stay in the community.

2,363livestock farmers trained

68% OF TARGET

2,912farmers supported with assets, inputs and technical help

521state and local government staff trained

Training covers improved production, animal health and climate-smart practice.

EXAMPLE SITE: MORO LGA

05 / 07Grazing corridors

Routes everyone can see.

160grazing corridors mapped

92 GPS-verified68 community-mapped

The GDSS puts herders, farmers and planners on one shared map of where livestock move.

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06 / 07Climate and weather

Early warning, on the ground.

3automatic weather stations, one per senatorial district

Live weather data helps farmers and herders plan grazing, planting and water before the season turns.

STATIONS SHOWN BY DISTRICT, NOT EXACT SITES

07 / 07Markets and value chains

From farm gate to market.

8,951value chain actors profiled

74% OF TARGET

Producers, processors and traders are profiled so support reaches the people who move milk, meat and live animals to market.

AS AT MAY 2026 · EXAMPLE SITE: IFELODUN LGA

Across Kwara

84,446direct beneficiaries in 16 of 16 LGAs

92% OF TARGET

One state. Every herd counts.

24climate-resilient infrastructure projects

100+stakeholder engagements

67water points

2,363farmers trained

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AS AT MAY 2026 · SOURCE: KWARA L-PRES M&E UNIT

What we do

Four components, one goal.

Component 01

Institutions & innovation

The systems, institutions and knowledge behind livestock development.

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Component 02

Livestock value chains

Productivity, value addition and market access for priority chains.

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Component 03

Crisis prevention & peace

Peaceful coexistence and fair use of shared land and water.

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Component 04

Coordination & management

Planning, monitoring and accountability across every intervention.

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Olusoji Oyawoye, State Project Coordinator, Kwara L-PRES

From the coordinator

“We are committed to building a more productive, resilient and prosperous livestock sector for Kwara State, through innovation, inclusive partnerships and strategic investment in people, herds and pastures.”

Olusoji Oyawoye

STATE PROJECT COORDINATOR

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The story on film