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Empirical study of capture and aquaculture fish production in Nigeria

International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies · 2022 · Vol. 10(5) · pp. 61–65
Obasi EUAdeoye RL

Abstract

This work studied the development of fish production in Nigeria looking at the contributions of capture and aquaculture fish production in Nigeria to the total Domestic annual fish production; the trend and balance in annual fish demand and domestic production in Nigeria. The growth accounting framework and time series data from 2006 to 2019 to project the viability of Nigeria domestic fishery sector. The study shows that the capture fishery maintained the highest contributor to the domestic fish production in Nigeria for the study period. It contributed over 75.00% of the total domestic fish production while Aquaculture subsector gained the highest growth rate among the subsectors. Its annual growth rate stood at 12.53% while the capture sector was seen to be declining in its contribution to the domestic fish production in Nigeria.

Natural Resources and Economic DevelopmentAquatic Ecosystems and BiodiversityAquacultureFisheryProduction (economics)Fish <Actinopterygii>Fish farmingBusinessBiologyEconomics
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