Peoples Gazette reports on the struggle of the Gamji Gate Zoo rescue, such as not having sufficient tranquillizers, as well as a statement from the Nigerian Association of Zoological Gardens and Wildlife Parks’ (NAZAP’s) president that the association will soon commence accreditation of zoos and wildlife parks – any facilities that falls short of standard will be closed. The article is in English.
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Gamji Gate Rescue – Published on Peoples Gazette
Published on: November 11, 2020
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