In West Africa, the livestock sub-sector contributed around 12% to regional GDP in 2014. This strong contribution to economic growth is based on the livestock-meat sector, particularly the marketing of live cattle. The aim of this study is to analyze the operating status of livestock markets in the production zone. The data covers the organization, supply, demand and price of livestock from 2011-2020. Economic analyses were carried out to analyze operating accounts and the contributions of livestock markets. A total of 129 players were surveyed, and this sample was selected because these four markets were the most frequented by livestock buyers and sellers in the Niger regions. The analysis revealed that the livestock market circuits are supplied with livestock by extensive livestock breeders and livestock fatteners. In terms of cattle supply, the Mokko livestock market more than doubled its supply from 79,208 to 38,108, while the Bella market from 38,409 to 19,188 and the Kargui-bangou market from 15,601 to 15,961 head of cattle from 2011 to 2020.