The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) states that it will close half of its health clinics in Nigeria’s conflict-torn northeast this month, as donor funding dwindles and humanitarian support wanes.
The agency stated that it had received no new funding to continue providing food and nutr
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Oluwatosin Ogunjuyigbe
Oluwatosin Ogunjuyigbe is a writer and journalist who covers business, finance, technology, and the changing forces shaping Nigeria’s economy. He focuses on turning complex ideas into clear, compelling stories.
