What we do
How PANOG Remo Supports Poultry Farmers
PANOG Remo supports poultry farmers in Remoland in six ways: we speak for them, train them, protect their welfare, help settle disputes, uphold industry standards and advise government on poultry policy.
Advocacy: a voice for poultry farmers
Feed prices, smuggled poultry products, power and infrastructure, access to finance: the problems that hurt poultry farmers are often decided far from the farm. PANOG Remo makes sure the people who make those decisions hear from Remo's farmers.
- Engagement with local government chairmen, the Ogun State Ministry of Agriculture and elected representatives
- Public education on the value of eggs and chicken as affordable protein, through exhibitions, roadshows and the media
- Working with the PANOG Ogun State Chapter on state-wide campaigns
Training and capacity building
Better knowledge means healthier flocks and stronger businesses. We organise seminars, workshops, conferences and expert lectures on the topics that decide a farm's results.
- Feed and nutrition, and how to spot substandard feed
- Disease prevention, biosecurity and vaccination
- Farm management in Nigeria's hot, humid climate
- Record-keeping, profitability and access to agricultural finance
At the 2026 Egg & Chicken Fiesta alone, members heard expert sessions on food security, disease management, warm-climate farm management and financing for poultry businesses.
Members' welfare
We promote and protect the economic well-being of our members. Being part of PANOG Remo connects you with other farmers, suppliers and experts, and with an association that represents your interests when it matters.
How to become a member
Conflict mediation
Disagreements happen: between farmers and suppliers, buyers, neighbours or communities. PANOG Remo provides a trusted, neutral platform to talk issues through and reach fair agreements, saving members time, money and relationships.
Upholding industry regulations
Good regulation protects honest farmers and the people who eat their products. We help government promote and uphold the industry's agreed rules, and we help members understand and meet them, from good farming practice to responsible use of veterinary products.
Advisory support for government and agencies
Government bodies and development agencies planning poultry programmes need reliable, on-the-ground insight. PANOG Remo advises them on poultry best practice and on strategies that grow the sector and support farmers.
All six in one place
The Egg & Chicken Fiesta
Our annual Egg & Chicken Fiesta brings all six roles together: training, advocacy and networking in one two-day exhibition in Sagamu.
Questions
Questions farmers ask us
Who can join PANOG Remo?
Poultry farmers and poultry-related businesses in Remoland (Sagamu, Ikenne and Remo North): broiler, layer and hatchery operators, feed and input dealers, processors and allied companies. See Membership.
Is PANOG Remo a government agency?
No. We are a non-governmental association of poultry operators. We work with government on behalf of our members.
How do I find out about training and events?
Join the association, follow our news page and register your interest for the next Egg & Chicken Fiesta.
Can a company partner with the association?
Yes. Companies can exhibit or sponsor at the Fiesta and support training programmes. Contact the secretariat.
Where is the secretariat?
Shop 40, Sagamu Modern Shopping Complex, Ijoku, Sagamu, Ogun State. Call +234 802 297 2434.
Get involved
Become a member, come to the next Fiesta or partner with the association to support Remo's poultry farmers.