Overview
- WFP has exhausted its emergency food and nutrition supplies in Borno and Yobe states and will halt all distributions by month’s end without new funding
- Over 150 nutrition clinics supported by WFP are set to close, cutting off treatment for more than 300,000 children under two
- The agency urgently needs $130 million to prevent a pipeline break and sustain relief operations through the end of 2025
- Nearly 31 million Nigerians are now facing acute hunger, the largest figure recorded and up from earlier this year
- Escalating violence by extremist groups has driven some 2.3 million people from their homes across the Lake Chad Basin, a crisis set to worsen without continued aid