NIGERIAN INSTITUTE FOR
OCEANOGRAPHY AND
MARINE RESEARCH
(NIOMR)
P.M.B.12729, VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS
Website ww.niomr.org
E-mail: mtyarhere@yahoo.com
Telephone: 08023392901
A. EXTENSION SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
Title
Diagnostic survey
No Proposed
No Achieved
Collaborating Institute
Remarks
1
1
NIFFR, NSPRI
ON FISH DISEASES
IDENTIFICATION
AND TREATMENT
OFR
4
4
MTRM
12
8
ARCN/NIOMR/NIFF
R
ADPs
ONGOING
COMPLETED FOR
THE YEAR
Joint Scientific Field
Evaluation
1
1
ARCN/NIFFR
COMPLETED
Field days
5
5
ALUU/UNIPORT
COMPLETED
5
2
IAR&T
COMPLETED
5
2
IAR&T
COMPLETED
6
6
ARCN/ADP/FDF
COMPLETED
5
-
IAR&T
NOT
Zonal
REFILS
Workshop
Pre-post season training
Zonal Steering
Committee Meeting
In-house Review
Meeting/Cropping
Scheme
Zonal Technical
Committee Meeting
SATISFACTORY
National Agricultural
Extension Review and
Planning Meeting
1
1
NAERLS/ADPs/NARI
S/FARMERS/NGOS
ONGOING
EXTENSION SUPPORT ACTIVITIES CONT’D
Title
Adopted Village
No Proposed
No Achieved
Collaborators
4
2
ARCN
Remarks
-COLLEGE PROJECT VERY SUCCESSFUL AND SOME TEACHERS
HAVE STARTED CONCTRUCTING THEIR OWN PONDS IN THEIR
HOUSES. – NIOMR TRAINED THE TEACHERS TOO
- TEACHERS COOPERATIVE HAVE BEEN FORMED AND SENT TO
LAGOS STATE COOPERATIVE AND THRIFT SOCIETY FOR
ASSISTANCE
- SOME FUND JUST RELEASED TO COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION
CENTRES THAT WERE ABANDONED
Training Workshop
Agric Research &
6
6
2
2
3
3
1
1
3
3
NIGERIAN
EXPORT
PROCESSING
ZONE
LAGOS EKO
FAIR
ON FISH HANDLING AND SMOKING WITH
ALUU AND
SHELL
PORTHARCOUT
FAO/ARCN/AFA
N
ONGOING
NIOMR SMOKING KILN
Training Fair
Research
Institute
Field day
World food day
Wet & dry season
evaluation(zc)
National Agric
Shows
NGO/AFAN/LAG
OS
COMPLETED1
COMPLETED
B. TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
S/No
Technology Recently
Developed
Year of Release
Level of Adoption
Identified Areas Requiring
Improvements
1
TILAPIA BROODSTOCK BANK
2012
NOT RELEASED
CULTURE MEDIUM PROBLEMS DUE
TO FLOODING
2
WESAFU FISH CLTURE (A TYPE
OF TILAPIA
2012
NOT RELEASED
TIMELY RELEASE OF FUND
3
FISH DISEASE TREATMENT
2011
NOT RELEASED
TO BE SUBJECTED TO LABORATORY
DETERMINATIONS
4
ALL-MALE TILAPIA BREEDING
2011
ONGOING
5
SNAKEFISH
TECHNOLOHY
2011
ONGOING
BREEDING
C. EXTENSION PUBLICATIONS
Title
No. Achieved
Collaborators
PONDS 3000 COPIES
3000 COPIES
PRIVATE PRINTERS
PONDS 3000 COPIES
3000 COPIES
‘’
1000 COPIES
1000 COPIES
PRIVATE PRINTER
EXTCLUDER 1000 COPIES
1000 COPIES
‘’
1000 COPIES
‘’
CONCRETE
No. proposed
CONSTRUCTION
EARTHEN
CONSTRUCTION
COMMUNITY
COMMERCIAL FISH FARM
ESTATE ESTABLISHMENT
TURTLE
DEVICE FOR INDUDTRIAL
FISHING COMPANIES
FISH EXPORT BLUE PRINT
1000 COPIES
D. RADIO PROGRAMMES
Title
No. Achieved
No Proposed
Participating Agencies
WATER
HYCINTH 4
UTILIZATION
4
MINISTRY
INFORMATION
COASTAL EROSION 7
PREVENTION AND
MITIGATION
MEASURES
4
‘’
Channels
OF FRCN
‘’
E. TELEVISION PROGRAMMES
Title
No. Achieved
No Proposed
Collaborators
Channels
FISH BREEDING
3
3
NGOs/ARCN
CHANNELS, NTA
FISH HANDLING
3
3
NGOs
‘’
F. TRAINING WORKSHOP
TITLE
CATEGORY OF
TRAINEES
NO OF TRAINEES
COLLABORATORS
DURATION
FISH HANDLING
WOMEN FISH
400 PARTICIPANTS I
NIGERIAN EXPORT
2 DAYS EACH
AND SMOKING
PROCCESORS
COASTAL EROSING
MIN OF THE
MITIGATION
ENVIRONMENT,
ENVIROMENT, BGOs
ESTATE
AND ESTATE
DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPERS
PROCESSING ZONE
76
MIN OF
2 DAYS
G. ADOPTED VILLAGE
Title
(I)
INTRODUCTION
OF FISH
FARMING TO
MAGBONALADE FISHING
COMMUNITY
No Proposed
No established
4
2
Technologies Promoted
-
(I)
INTRODUCTION
OF FISH
FARMING
TECHNOLOGY
IN MAGBON
ALADE
COLLEGE
2
1
CULTURE
MEDIUM (IA)
BREEDING
PROCESSES
HATCHERY
MANAGEMENT
WATER
QUALITY
MANAGEMENT
-SORTING
FEEDING
FEEDS
FORMULATION
HARVESTING
MARKETING
SAME AS ABOVE
Remarks
Constraints:
• INAPPROPRIATE RELEASE OF FUNDS AND
UNTIMELY RELEASE OF FUNDS
• UNENCOURAGING INSTITUTE’S
COUNTERPART FUNDING OF THE PROJECT
• POACHING OF FISH BY COMMUNITY
MEMBERS
SUMMARY OF NIOMR’S
AQUACULTURE VALUE CHAIN
THE GOAL OF THE AQUACULTURE VALUE CHAIN
• To create an enabling environment for
increased and sustainable production of over
one million metric tons of Aquaculture fish
and to generate five hundred thousand jobs
(500,000 Nos.) under a 4-year work plan
(2011-2015). All states and the FCT will be
involved in achieving this goal.
EXPECTED OUTPUT
billion fingerling seeds per annum
uction of 400,000 metric tones of fish feed per year
uction of additional 250,000 metric tones of table fish pe
uction of 100,000 metric tones of value added fish and fi
ucts per year
e 100,000 jobs per annum for the next five years which w
de at least 20,000 youths and women.
6,000 Broodstock of Catfish and Tilapia
STRATEGY
Baseline studies conducted on the
current status of the various
components along the Aquaculture
Value Chain due to lack of adequate
information in most of the states
visited during the field trips.
STRATEGY II
oodstock Development and Fingerlings Developm
e of the most important inputs to the aquacu
ue chain is high quality fish fingerlings in the requ
ntity. Presently about 1.2 Billion fingerlings of var
cies are required in order to be able to produ
ion metric tons of table fish annually. The total su
approximately 300 Million, which is just 2
respondingly 600,000 pieces of Broodstock are
ded.
STRATEGY III
AN ELABORATE FACILITY FOR TILAPIA
RESEARCH IN BADORE, LAGOS.
Mobilization and Cluster Formation of
Producer Groups within the Aquaculture
Value Chain.
Capacity Development in all the Aquacultu
Value Chains
Commercial Cage Fish Farming
STRATEGY CONT.
Rehabilitation
and
Privatization
of
Government
Aquaculture
Development
Projects
Fish Feed and Fish Meal Development.
Product Development from Aquaculture
Ventures
Fish
Marketing,
Transportation
and
Distribution
Strategy continues
• Development of viable Broodstock for
hatchery producers
• Development of new fish species for
aquaculture industries
• Development of marine and freshwater
shrimp for both local and export market
• Development of Mariculture industry to
include marine fin fish species.
• Improvement of Artisanal and Industrial
fishers
Thanks For your attention
• DR MRS MABEL YARHERE
HEAD OF EXTENSION RESEARCH AND LIAISON
SERVICES AND ADOPTED VILLAGE
COORDINATOR