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The famine, which is mostly in the Sahel liripotiwi appropriately taken great shape following a horrific amount of 2.5 million people in Naija is now affected by food insecurity. Global Initiative for Food of the United Nations (WFP) has decided to increase emergency measures Bloggers in Naija reflect another tragedy of the food after the year 2005, famine this year which is a result of reduced rainfall last year.
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Response to the current epidemic of food, however, appears to be dramatically better than it was in 2005. Cyprien Fabre, head of the unit of a particular region of the European Commission for Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) offers evaluations following [fr]:
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