The Amalgamated Cow Milk Dealers Association of Kano State is urging the Kano State Agro-Pastoral Development Project (KSADP) to speed up the completion of Milk Collection Centres.
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These centres are crucial for enhancing milk processing and storage across the state.
According to Muhammad Alaramma, the association’s chairman, the completion of these centres will significantly improve milk storage at various selling points statewide.
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He also emphasized the need for solar-powered energy to ensure milk freshness.
Interestingly, the Kofar Wambai Cow Milk Market in Kano sells over two million litres of milk daily, with transactions amounting to around N200 million.
The association boasts over 20,000 members, mostly young men and women.
The KSA”P, supported by the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), has been working on various projects, including the construction of Milk Collection Centres.
Each centre will be equipped with a 550-litre milk storage tank, solar-powered borehole, toilet facilities, solar lighting, and an office .
The project aims to promote inclusive economic growth in Kano State, focusing on agro-pastoral development .
The KSADP has already made significant interventions, including providing roofing, interlocking, and a cold room for the Kofar Wambai Cow Milk Market.
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