Nigeria dey among di kontri dem wey Serious hunger dey worry for di world- UN
Over 100 million pipo dey suffer from serious hunger and for di past three years di number of kontris dem wey dey affected by hunger don increase, dat na according to latest report from three ogbonge organizations.
Nigeria ,DR Congo, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Sudan na di African kontris wey dey di list Na Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), World Food Programme (WFP) and EU "Global Report on Food Crises for 2018 reveal dis one. According to di report serious hunger dey for eight kontri dem, di kontri dem na Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. Di report also say na like 113 million pipo for inside 53 kontri dem wey suffer from serious food wahala last year alone, and na katakata and bad weather na im be di main cause. 'Once security no dey e dey affect food production' Dr Huseni Addul wey be kontri Director Plan International tell BBC Pidgin say goment need to reduce katakata for di kontri and improve security. "Once security no dey e dey affect food production and e dey scatter pipo and wen pipo scatter dia biggest problem na hunger." "So goment need to tackle Boko Haram wahala and bring different agriculture systems wey go suit our kind weather so dat our food production system no go suffer for bad weather but food go dey whether di weather good oh or e bad. Dis na wetin goment need to do to tackle di serious hunger palava." Na wetin im add put. “I write di book to clear pipo wetin happun for goment” - Jonathan Di food wahala for 2019 show say "Yemen, Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Syrian Arab Republic, Sudan, South Sudan and northern Nigeria go still dey among di world severe food crises for 2019. Over 113 million pipo for di world dey hungry For inside 16 states for northern Nigeria and Federal Capital Territory, di number of pipo for 'Crisis' and 'Emergency' reduce by 40 percent between June and August 2017 and 2018 to 5.3 million. "World Food Programme Executive Director, David Beasley, say while e dey important to save life and reduce di suffer-suffer of human being, humanitarian assistance no fit solve di problem of food crises." Beasley also tok say e dey important to attack wetin dey cause hunger: fight-fight, instability and bad weather."