To plant seeds and cultivate peace in the Lake Chad Basin

Yet today in Nigeria - one of the region’s star performers in that period - we now see severe hunger increasingly quickly and widely in northeastern regions where civil conflict is uprooting people and preventing farmers from growing crops.

José Graziano Da Silva

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