Green Livestock Africa was established in August 2025 by Eromosele Edward Ozah. According to the company, its establishment was inspired by an interest in livestock farming and the need to promote improved farming practices among farmers across Africa.
The company’s stated objectives include improving livestock production, supporting informed agricultural decision-making and contributing to efforts to address food insecurity.
The company began operations in Rivers State and has announced plans to establish operations in Abuja.
Green Livestock Africa produces both local and exotic livestock, with its farming activities covering goat, snail, poultry and fish production. The company also carries out artificial insemination for goats.
Its operations focus on livestock health, feeding and production. The company collects and analyses information on areas such as animal health, feeding and drinking patterns to support decision-making in livestock management.
Green Livestock Africa has also developed feed ratios for its goat operations, which it says are designed to support animal growth and strength.
As of 2026, the company reported having 12 employees.
Farmer education is another key area of Green Livestock Africa’s activities. The company operates free online platforms where it shares farming information and agricultural tips with farmers.
In 2026, the company reported training 394 people and providing agricultural information through its platforms to more than 1,000 farmers.
Its educational activities focus on farming practices as well as common mistakes that can affect livestock production.
Green Livestock Africa is developing a livestock management device designed to help farmers monitor and manage their animals more effectively.
The proposed system is expected to feature livestock health monitoring, geo-fencing, data collection and storage, as well as vaccination tracking.
The project forms part of the company’s efforts to incorporate data and technology into livestock managemen
The company has also announced plans to establish a Future Farmers Academy, an initiative designed to introduce young people to agriculture and livestock farming.
The proposed academy forms part of Green Livestock Africa’s plans to encourage greater youth participation in agriculture while providing younger people with agricultural knowledge.
Green Livestock Africa has expressed plans to explore embryo transfer technology in goat farming. The proposed technology would be used to improve breeding outcomes and increase livestock production.
The company has stated that its long-term objective is to develop a large-scale livestock production and breeding operation capable of contributing to Nigeria’s livestock supply and breeding programmes.
Green Livestock Africa’s operations are currently based in Mbiama, Rivers State, Nigeria. The company has also announced plans to expand its operations to Abuja.
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