WHAAT! SEE The GMO Featherless Chickens Destined For Nigerian Market That’s Causing Panic [Video]
A controversial plan to introduce genetically modified (GMO)
featherless broilers to Nigeria has sparked outrage among Nigerians, who are vehemently opposed to the idea. The GMO birds, developed in the UK, are intended for consumption exclusively in Nigeria and other tropical countries, raising concerns about the country’s food security and sovereignty.
The brainchild of a UK-based doctor, the featherless broilers are designed to thrive in hot environments, making them supposedly ideal for tropical regions.
However, this reasoning has failed to convince Nigerians, who are skeptical about the long-term health and environmental implications of introducing GMOs into their food chain.
Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) Use in the Chicken Industry Critics argue that the introduction of GMO featherless broilers would open the floodgates for unchecked genetic modification in Nigeria’ s agriculture sector, compromising the nation’s biodiversity and ecological balance. Moreover, there are fears that the GMO birds could potentially displace traditional poultry farming practices, threatening the livelihoods of local farmers and the cultural heritage of Nigerian cuisine.
Nigerian scientists and activists have also raised concerns about the lack of transparency and consultation in the development and introduction of these GMO birds.
They demand more rigorous testing and evaluation to ensure the safety and efficacy of these genetically modified organisms for human consumption.
The Nigerian government has been urged to exercise caution and prioritize the nation’s food security and sovereignty by rejecting the Introduction of GMO featherless broilers.
As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: Nigerians will not accept the imposition of untested and potentially harmful GMO products, and their voices will not be silenced.
In a country where traditional farming practices and local cuisine are deeply ingrained, the introduction of GMO featherless broilers represents a threat not only to public health but also to cultural identity and national pride.
As the world grapples with the complexities of genetic modification, Nigeria must stand firm in protecting its people, environment, and heritage.
(Scooper)
