4.84 million face food insecurity in Nigeria's Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa; FAO distributes crop inputs for 9,975 households with support from Norway, USA, Switzerland, and EC.

4.84 million people in Nigeria's Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states face food insecurity, according to FAO. To tackle this issue, FAO is distributing crop production inputs for the 2024 rainy season, targeting 9,975 households across seven LGAs. The program, supported by governments like Norway, USA, Switzerland, and the European Commission, aims to improve food production, income generation, and resilience among conflict-affected households.