UN Warns of Unprecedented Hunger Crisis in Nigeria, Millions at Risk

The UN report highlights a dire situation in Nigeria, where approximately 31 million people are experiencing acute food insecurity due to cuts in humanitarian funding. The crisis could lead to 1.3 million individuals losing access to food aid, the closure of 150 nutrition clinics in Borno, and around 300,000 children facing severe malnutrition.
This alarming situation underscores the urgent need for increased support and intervention to address the growing hunger crisis in the country.
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