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2011 Conference: "NIGER 2011" |
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The Fisheries Society of Nigeria is organizing her 26th Annual Conference tagged “Niger 2011” at the Federal University of Technology, Minna on 28th November – 2nd December, 2011. This event is a milestone that would fast-track timely delivery of the food security agenda of the Federal Government of Nigeria as it relates to Aquaculture and Fisheries.
The theme of this year’s conference “Panacea to the challenges of food security in Nigeria, the role of appropriate and emerging technologies in Aquaculture and Fisheries” is well timed as we aspire to move Aquaculture and Fisheries to the desired level of self sufficiency in fish production in the short term and be a fish exporting nation on the long run.
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Professor Suleiman Omeiza Eku SADIKU. |
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The Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FISON) is Nigeria’s apex non-governmental organization responsible for promoting and coordinating activities in the nation’s fisheries research and development. The Fisheries society of Nigeria (FISON) was founded in 1976 by some few civil service based enthusiasts to promote the development of the fisheries profession and related disciplines in Nigeria, Africa and internationally. Today the membership of the society has expanded cutting across all the related disciplines including fisheries scientists, fishing companies and professional industrial fishing/fish farming enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. The Nigerian Journal of Fisheries is aimed at encouraging needed research into multivariate fisheries development options for national and international benefits and also providing the forum for dissemination of scientific findings in all aspects of fisheries for progressive development. It aims to serve individuals, industrialists and most importantly members of academia. |
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