How Much Does It Really Cost to Raise 100 Broilers in Nigeria in 2026? Full Breakdown"*
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Starting broiler farming in Nigeria? The first question every farmer asks is: "How much will it cost me?"
Feed is expensive. Day-old chicks are not cheap. But without knowing the real numbers, you’ll just be guessing.
In this post, I’ll break down the _exact cost_ to raise 100 broilers from day 1 to week 6 in Nigeria 2026. No theory. Just real numbers.
*1. Day Old Chicks (DOC) - 100 Birds*
Current price: ₦700 - ₦900 per chick
100 x ₦800 = *₦80,000*
_Tip: Buy from trusted hatcheries like Zartech, Agrited, or CHI to avoid mortality._
*2. Feeds - The Biggest Cost*
We need 3 types of feed for 100 birds for 6 weeks:
- *Starter Feed Week 1-3*: 4 bags x ₦32,000 = ₦128,000
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*Finisher Feed Week 4-6*: 6 bags x ₦31,000 = ₦186,000
*Total Feed*: *₦314,000*
_Use the 3 cheapest feeds we talked about: Vital Starter, Top Feeds Finisher, Hybrid Grower._
*3. Drugs + Vaccines + Disinfectants*
Lasota, Gumboro, vitamins, antibiotics = *₦15,000*
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| Gumboro |
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| Lasota |
| *4. Other Costs* |
Wood shavings, gas, light, labor, mortality allowance = *₦25,000*
*GRAND TOTAL FOR 100 BROILERS = ₦434,000*
*How Much Will You Make?*
100 birds x 2.5kg x ₦3,500/kg = *₦875,000*
Profit = ₦875,000 - ₦434,000 = *₦441,000 in 6 weeks*
_Note: Prices change by location. Lagos prices may be higher._
*Conclusion:*
Broiler farming is still profitable in 2026 if you control feed cost and mortality. Start small, record everything, and reinvest your profit.
Have questions? Drop them in the comments.




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