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flag Over 65% of Nigerian households can't afford healthy meals due to rising costs and scarcity.

flag According to a recent report by Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), 65% of Nigerian households cannot afford healthy meals due to food scarcity, high prices, and financial constraints. flag The report, conducted in collaboration with the World Bank, shows that 71% of households were impacted by rising food prices, and over a third faced food shortages in the past year. flag To cope, 48.8% of households reduced their food consumption. flag The survey also highlights increased child stunting and suboptimal literacy, especially in rural areas. flag The NBS calls for policy changes to address these issues and improve resilience.

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