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MAJOR HATCHERIES IN NIGERIA

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March 31, 2017

Karmadex Nig Ltd

No reviews · Chicken Hatchery

Block F, Plot 11, Oluyole Industrial Estate, Behind Rhema Chapel · 0803 583 5558

Closing soon: 5:00 PM

Plot 8, Block L, Industrial Estate · 0807 561 0000

Closing soon: 5:00 PM

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Chi Farms Ltd

5.0 (1) · Agricultural Production

Shop 5, Segun Falana Office Complex, Beside Mobil Filling Station, Lagos By-Pass, Challenge, South East · 0906 493 2891

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