Building Nigeria’s livestock future together
We work with farmers, commercial farms, government, development organisations, research institutions and investors who share our goal of a more productive, healthier livestock sector.
Who we work with
Smallholder farmers
Affordable access to genetics, breeding and veterinary services usually reserved for large farms.
Commercial farms
Genetics, herd-health programmes, reproductive management and farm technology to optimise production.
Government agencies
Implementation of breeding, disease-surveillance, veterinary and farmer-development programmes.
Development organisations
Partnerships on food security, One Health, zoonotic disease control and youth employment.
Research & universities
Collaboration on livestock research, technology development and field trials.
Investors
An integrated livestock business positioned for a large and under-served market.
A private-sector partner for livestock programmes
We help government and development partners turn funding into measurable agricultural outcomes.
Programme funding
Government or development partners fund the programme.
Rayiea delivers
Technology, genetics, veterinary expertise and implementation.
Farmers benefit
Improved livestock services reach participating farmers.
Measurable results
Productivity rises and outcomes are tracked with data.
The impact we’re building
As a for-profit company, we measure success by the value we create for farmers, consumers and the wider economy.
Farmer income
Higher productivity means higher earnings for participating farms.
Food security
More productive livestock systems put more animal-source food on tables.
Jobs
Roles in veterinary services, breeding, technology, logistics and processing.
Public health
Better animal health and biosecurity reduce zoonotic disease risk.
Better genetics
Improved breeding raises productivity across partner farms.
Youth in agribusiness
Opportunities for young people in modern, technology-driven farming.
Investing in Nigerian livestock
Nigeria has a huge livestock market held back by genetics, animal health, reproductive management and limited technology. Rayiea is building an integrated business to address all four.
