Nigeria may face a shortage of eggs as the price of day-old chicks has increased by about 67 percent within three months, raising concern among poultry farmers.
The increase in chick prices is making it more difficult for farmers to restock their poultry farms. Many producers say the rising cost is affecting production plans and could reduce the number of laying birds in the coming months.
Stakeholders in the poultry sector say the higher cost of chicks is adding pressure on farmers who are already dealing with rising feed and production costs.
They warn that if the trend continues, egg supply may decline in the coming months as farmers struggle to maintain their production levels.

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