Conflict, climate change and skyrocketing food prices have left 32 million Nigerians food insecure. @WorldFoodProgramme
Conflict, climate change and skyrocketing food prices have left 32 million Nigerians food insecure. @WorldFoodProgramme
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In northeast Nigeria, I’ve seen first-hand the immense needs, and incredible work the @worldfoodprogramme is doing. But this is about more than food—it’s about building lasting solutions to end hunger for good. Nigeria’s potential is immense, but without urgent political & financial support, millions will be left behind.
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Conflict, climate change and skyrocketing food prices have left 32 million Nigerians food insecure.

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