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|V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), with support from the World Bank, has lamented over the alarming levels of food insecurity in Nigeria through its General Household Survey-Panel Wave 5 (2023/2024) report. ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
The survey reveals that 20.8% of Nigerian households resorted to borrowing food or seeking help from friends and family over the past 30 days.
65.8% of households reported being unable to afford healthy, nutritious, or preferred meals due to financial constraints.
63.8% of households relied on a restricted variety of foods, while 62.4% of respondents expressed anxiety about running out of food.
Also, 60.5% admitted to eating less than they should because of food scarcity.|V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|
The findings also reflect the growing urgency for policies that address food affordability, enhance agricultural productivity, and strengthen social safety nets to mitigate hunger and insecurity across the nation....READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
