Humanitarian Communications Working Group

Featured in this issue Women Face the Toughest Hurdles in Northeast Nigeria Chi Lael and Kelechi Onyemaobi write about the gloomy food and nutrition crisis in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States. WFP supports up to 1 million people with…

Featured in this issue 26.5 million Nigerians projected to be food insecure in 2024 This is a press statement issued in October following the release of the biannual Cadre Harmonisé analysis on food insecurity results. The analysis projects…

DREAMS ON HOLD Uncertainty among families as floods displace communities in Adamawa State. By Opeyemi Olagunju - UNICEF "Since the flood came weeks ago, we have not been able to train; I miss training. My dream is to become…

North-east Nigeria: Ringing the alarm bell on the malnutrition crisis (UNOCHA) Efforts are urgently required to prevent a food and nutrition crisis in north- east Nigeria from turning catastrophic. Some 4.3 million people in the Borno, Adamawa…

Features in this issue Women and girls surviving brutality in five communities (Intersos) Insecurity and violence perpetrated by armed groups are threatening lives and livelihoods. Women and girls are bearing the brunt of the crisis and are at…

FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE Increasing Malnutrition in North-east Nigeria: The time to act is now (INTERSOS, UNICEF, OCHA) Malnutrition puts the most vulnerable people at risk. In north-east Nigeria, millions are “food-insecure”, which means they do not know when…