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Niger Delta Fisherfolk Adopt Cage Fish Farming to Offset Declining Wild Catch
Agriculture

Niger Delta Fisherfolk Adopt Cage Fish Farming to Offset Declining Wild Catch

With pollution and overfishing shrinking wild catch in the creeks, more fishing families are turning to floating cage aquaculture as a backup livelihood.

Samuel Etete · 4 Aug 2026