As a way of avoiding spending huge sum of money on importation of dogs and its food, the Nigerian Police has officially adopted Binggo dog food.
The Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, disclosed this during the commissioning of Nigeria Police Dog Breeding Centre at Dei-dei, Abuja.
Arase said the Binggo dog food will be the official food for the Nigerian breed Police dogs.
He said the immeasurable anti-crime opportunities which abound in the force have remained underutilised, while the force continued to rely on importation of dogs and other animals to advance the attainment of its mandate.
“Huge funds were being expended on importation of dogs from foreign countries, yet some of these dogs rarely adapt to our policing climes. In fact, records show that the Nigeria Police force has spent over six hundred million naira in the last few years just on the procurement and maintenance of these foreign dogs. This is certainly not sustainable especially in the face of current dwindling resources.
The Marketing Manager Grand Cereal, Tope Banjo, disclosed that Binggo dog food provides quality nutrition for dogs making them smart, healthy and active, stating that Binggo dog food is also
fresh because it is locally produced as against foreign dog food brands which spend weeks on the sea before reaching Nigeria, thereby, losing its freshness and taste.
He said: “Binggo Dog Food comes in Chicken flavour and packed in 15kg adult and 5kg puppy bags. Binggo Dog Food is produced by Grand Cereals Ltd., leading producer of animal and edible feeds brand like Vital Fish Feed, Vital Poultry Feed and Grand Pure Soya Oil. Grand
Cereals Ltd., a subsidiary of UAC of Nigeria Plc., began production of Binggo Dog Food in 2015.”
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