WFP Forced to Scale Down Hunger Program in Nigeria Due to Funding Constraints
The World Food Programme (WFP) is compelled to downsize its hunger alleviation program in Nigeria, reducing beneficiaries from 1.3 million to 72,000 by 2025 due to financial limitations. This decision highlights the economic challenges facing food security initiatives in the country, potentially exacerbating hunger issues.
The scaling down of the program underscores the critical need for increased funding and support to address food insecurity in Nigeria.
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