By Niyi Oyedeji and Sahar Mohammed
SOARING food prices in Yemen and Nigeria are predisposing more households to malnutrition as both countries face insurgency and...
Chukwuma Al Okoli, Federal University Lafia
FREQUENT acts of violent crime have grown to form a major threat to Nigeria’s national security. These include instances...
Two journalists and one citizen journalist have already been killed in connection with their work so far this year, according to Reporters Without Borders...
The Canadian Government had on March 17, 2017, announced $119.25 million in humanitarian funding to respond to food crises in these four countries and has remained one of the earliest major donors to provide funds for the four affected countries.
Over 22 million children are left hungry, sick, displaced and out of school in four crisis-torn countries including Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen as a result of drought occasioned by armed conflict, the United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, has said.
The United Nations Children Fund, UNICEF, has said that almost 1.4 million children are at risk of death from severe acute malnutrition this year in Nigeria and three other countries.
The Prime Minister of Yemen, Mohammed Basindwa, has resigned following escalating violence in the country which has left over 140 people dead, according to...