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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) released its annual Global Report on Food Crisis report this Wednesday.

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Nigeria: One in six children set to go hungry as kidnappings, conflict and rising prices push food out of reach

From EMEKA OKONKWO in Abuja, NigeriaNigeria BureauABUJA, (CAJ News) - RISING inflation, insurgency, kidnappings, high fuel prices and climate-related shocks are projected to condemn over 31 million people in Nigeria to acute food crisis this year. This is an increase of over 28 percent from the previous year, when 24,8 million people suffered this setback.

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Mr Peter Obi, has described as saddening the warning by the United Nations International Children's

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Cadre Harmonisé projections indicate that approximately 47 million people (10.5% of the total population) will experience acute food and nutrition insecurity (IPC Phase 3-5) over this period, including 26.5 million people in Nigeria, 3.2 million in Niger, 3.0 million in Burkina Faso, 2.9 million in Chad, 2.5 million in Cameroon, 2.2 million in Ghana, 1.5 million in Sierra Leone, 1.4 million in Mali, and 1.0 million in Côte d'Ivoire.

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World Bank has said some areas in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, Chad, Niger and Cameroon would face food security due to persistent insecurity, armed conflict and deteriorating livelihoods. 

There are reports suggesting that food insecurity could worsen in Nigeria in 2024.........................