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Report Projects Food and Nutrition Crisis for 33.5 Million in Nigeria

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A report, compiled by the federal government through the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, projects that 33.5 million people in Nigeria might face a food and nutrition crisis or more severe conditions between June and August 2027. The report also stated that 26.8 million people were currently in a food and nutrition crisis from October to December 2026.

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The crisis is attributed to conflict and insecurity disrupting livelihoods, high fuel prices affecting food production and distribution, and climate shocks impacting crop yields. The report warns that declining household food stocks and high food prices are expected to increase food consumption pressures.

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  • Central Bank of NigeriaSpeculative

    High food inflation and reduced purchasing power could force monetary policy adjustments.

  • nairaSpeculative

    High food inflation and reduced purchasing power might weaken the currency's value.

  • Benue StateSpeculative

    Food crisis and insecurity might disrupt livelihoods and agricultural output in the state.

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