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Millions go hungry in Nigeria as aid dries up, jihadists surge

23 July 2025
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Millions go hungry in Nigeria as aid dries up, jihadists surge
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In northeastern Nigeria, over a million people face starvation due to resurgent jihadist attacks, drastic cuts in foreign aid, and soaring living costs, particularly in towns like Damboa, a former farming hub now ravaged by violence. With food supplies dwindling and humanitarian programs collapsing, the World Food Programme warns of a critical humanitarian crisis that threatens regional stability as nearly 31 million people face acute hunger nationwide.

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