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flag A U.S. aid freeze halted a Nigerian nutrition program, leading to a child's death and endangering millions amid shrinking humanitarian funding.

flag A U.S.-funded nutrition program in northeastern Nigeria, which provided life-saving treatment to malnourished children, was halted earlier this year due to a foreign aid freeze under the Trump administration, contributing to the death of a young boy days later. flag The cutoff affected 42 programs across crisis zones including Sudan, Somalia, and Afghanistan, potentially impacting over 3.6 million people. flag Families like Yagana Usman’s, who lost multiple children to hunger, now face renewed threats as aid is reduced or redirected. flag While the U.S. says food assistance has resumed at a lower level and has pledged $145 million in aid, humanitarian groups warn that clinics in Nigeria and Ethiopia remain at risk and millions of children are in danger due to shrinking funding.

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