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BATN Foundation supports 200 women with poultry resources in Jigawa

Source: Punch Nigeria · 23 Sep 2026, 12:04 UTC
BATN Foundation supports 200 women with poultry resources in Jigawa
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The BATN Foundation has provided 200 women in Jigawa State with poultry birds, feed and medication, Punch Nigeria reported. The intervention is intended to help beneficiaries improve household income and strengthen food security, although the supplied material does not specify the number of birds or the programme’s cost.

The BATN Foundation has supported 200 women in Jigawa State with poultry birds, feed and medication, according to Punch Nigeria. The initiative is designed to help the beneficiaries develop poultry activities that can contribute to household earnings. It is also intended to support food security among participating families.

The supplied report does not state how many birds each woman received, the quantity of feed or medication provided, or the financial value of the intervention. It also does not identify the locations of the beneficiaries within Jigawa State or provide details about training, implementation dates or plans for monitoring the programme. The available information establishes only that the foundation supplied the poultry resources to 200 women as part of an empowerment effort.

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