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  1. Somalia, Sudan, and Nigeria are all facing severe food insecurity risks stemming from ongoing conflicts in their respective regions.

WFP and FAO jointly released an outlook assessing acute food insecurity and famine risks in Nigeria, Somalia, and Sudan.

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WFP and FAO jointly released an outlook assessing acute food insecurity and famine risks in Nigeria, Somalia, and Sudan.

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  1. Food insecurity warnings from WFP and NESG highlight threats to Nigeria's economic growth.1 source
  2. Denmark's Lars Løkke Rasmussen chaired Security Council debate on Nigeria's acute food insecurity.1 source
  3. Acute food insecurity in Nigeria is worsening, with millet being a key staple food.1 source
  4. Joint assessment by WFP and FAO tracks high acute food insecurity risks in three nations.1 source

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