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YAPPPIP, International Meat Processors Partner to Transform Livestock Value Chain in Yobe
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YAPPPIP, International Meat Processors Partner to Transform Livestock Value Chain in Yobe
By Yusuf Ali
The Yobe State Agency for Public-Private Partnership and Investment Promotion (YAPPPIP) has entered into a strategic partnership with International Meat Processors, LLC (IMP) with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at developing a modern livestock processing and value chain ecosystem in Yobe State.
The agreement was formalized by the Director General of YAPPPIP, Dr. Aliyu Isah Chikaji, and the Chief Executive Officer of IMP, Abdallah Salem. The collaboration will primarily focus on the upgrade, modernization, and optimization of the Damaturu abattoir to meet international standards.
The partnership follows a series of engagements and comprehensive site assessments conducted by IMP’s technical team, which validated the facility’s strong commercial viability and readiness for immediate investment.
Speaking on the development, the Director General, Dr. Chikaji noted that the initiative aligns with YAPPPIP’s mandate to leverage public-private partnerships in driving industrial growth, enhancing food processing standards, and positioning Yobe State as a competitive hub for livestock and meat processing in Nigeria.
The International Meat Processors (IMP)
International Meat Processors, LLC is a global agribusiness firm specializing in the development and operation of integrated meat processing facilities. The company focuses on modern slaughtering, processing, packaging, and distribution systems that meet international food safety and quality standards. With a footprint spanning multiple regions, IMP is known for deploying advanced technologies and best practices to strengthen livestock value chains, improve export capacity, and create sustainable employment opportunities in emerging markets.
