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U.s aid boost but hunger crisis deepens in Nigeria
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52 days agoU.S. Aid Boost, But Hunger Crisis Deepens
1/ 31 million Nigerians now face hunger—the highest food insecurity level in the world.
2/ A large chunk of humanitarian aid was cut after U.S. and Western nations halted funding.
3/ As a result, 150 nutrition centers were shut down during the lean season.
4/ But there's a glimmer of hope: the U.S. has approved $32.5 million in new humanitarian aid, aimed at internally displaced people, pregnant women, and children.
5/ Still, the relief pales compared to what’s needed.
6/ We must ask: Will this aid be enough to prevent a humanitarian collapse—or just a temporary bandage?
✨ Your thoughts: How should Nigeria ensure this aid is most effectively used?
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