tylann:

Every country has kidnappers

But in nigeria kidnapping is normal

It's also normal in Kenya too. Because you guys are also kidnapping foreigners

Unicef will like to differ

Malnutrition is a direct or underlying cause of 45 percent of all deaths of under-five children. Nigeria has the second highest burden of stunted children in the world, with a national prevalence rate of 43 percent of children under five - translating into 16.5 million children

https://www.unicef.org/nigeria/nutrition

Problemkid1:
See this one again. Is snail food. Those are our meals I just showed you. I eat that everyday and that's why we look fresh and healthy

tylann:


Are you sure can i prove it

You can show whatever you want to show me and I show you different sites of Nigeria meal

Kenyatta University Students Association (KUSA) Chairman Joshua Ayika has been elected president of the African Universities Students Organisation (AUSO).
Mr. Ayika was elected by student leaders across the region as the representative of African universities during the Inter biannual Universities Deliberation Conference held in Germany last Friday.

Cc Jonraid

Problemkid1:
It's also normal in Kenya too. Because you guys are also kidnapping foreigners

How many foreigners have been kidnapped in Nigeria

Problemkid1:
You can show whatever you want to show me and I show you different sites of Nigeria meal

Me too i will only show you Nigerian meals

rvp2018:
Unicef will like to differ

Malnutrition is a direct or underlying cause of 45 percent of all deaths of under-five children. Nigeria has the second highest burden of stunted children in the world, with a national prevalence rate of 43 percent of children under five - translating into 16.5 million children

https://www.unicef.org/nigeria/nutrition

You're showing me 2015 list. How dumb are you

tylann:


How many foreigners have been kidnapped in Nigeria

No Foreigners have been kidnapped in Nigeria hahahaha

tylann:


Me too i will only show you Nigerian meals

At least I have show you our nigeria food and I have proved to you that we don't eat once a day

Yes by now you're obviously the 1st worldwide in poverty and all it's manifestation - including hunger, malnutrition and related.

Problemkid1:
You're showing me 2015 list. How dumb are you

rvp2018:
Yes by now you're obviously the 1st worldwide in poverty and all it's manifestation - including hunger, malnutrition and related.

But we're not starving now like you people. We're in 2019 may according to your brother tlann or Tylann

Problemkid1:
But we're not starving now like you people. We're in 2019 may according to your brother tlann or Tylann

Why are you duplicating me
Iam tylann
Yes we are in 2019 may and north east Nigeria is still under un food program

Problemkid1:
No Foreigners have been kidnapped in Nigeria hahahaha

Of course

Even buhari relatives are not safe

rvp2018:
Nairobi launch first in Africa - Digital Zebra Crossing.

Stop ur stupidity. South Africa had that for generations

Kazikazi:
Stop ur stupidity. South Africa had that for generations

What about Tanzania your country

Evidence.

Kazikazi:
Stop ur stupidity. South Africa had that for generations

8M of your people are being feed by UN and NGOS - mostly in the North East. They would be starving otherwise. Kenya had a few turkanas living in desert starving....

The US alone are spending billions of Naira to feed Nigeria.
FOOD ASSISTANCE FACT SHEET - NIGERIA
Map of Nigeria
Map of Nigeria
April 30, 2019

Situation
As of March 2019, Nigeria’s Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states hosted an estimated 1.8 million internally displaced persons. Additionally, the insurgency had forced nearly 237,000 Nigerians to flee into neighboring areas of Cameroon, Chad and Niger, according to the UN.
More than 2.9 million people in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe will face Crisis (Phase 3) or worse levels of acute food insecurity and require urgent food assistance between June and August 2019, the most recent Cadre Harmonisé (CH) analysis indicates. This figure represents a slight decrease from the estimated 3.0 million people who were in need during the same period last year.
Violence and resultant displacement in northeastern Nigeria continue to undermine agricultural, market, and livelihoods activities in the region, according to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET). As a result, many conflict-affected households remain reliant on humanitarian assistance to meet their daily needs, and Crisis (IPC 3) and Emergency (IPC 4) levels of acute food insecurity will persist in much of Borno, as well as parts of Adamawa and Yobe, through at least September.* FEWS NET also reports that food security outcomes in areas that relief actors cannot reach are likely similar to—or worse than—conditions in adjacent, accessible areas.
* The Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) is a standardized tool that aims to classify the severity and magnitude of food insecurity. The IPC scale, which is comparable across countries, ranges from Minimal (IPC 1) to Famine (IPC 5). The CH, a similar tool used in West Africa, has a separate scale ranging from Minimal (Phase 1) to Famine (Phase 5).

Food Assistance Fact Sheet - Nigeria

Food Assistance Fact Sheet - Nigeria file icon(PDF - 294K)

Response
USAID’s Office of Food for Peace (FFP) has provided emergency food assistance to crisis-affected populations in northeastern Nigeria since FY 2015. In partnership with the UN World Food Program (WFP) (link is external), FFP delivers cash-based and in-kind food and nutrition assistance to vulnerableNigerians.
FFP also works with non-governmental organizations to assist an estimated 800,000 people in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe by distributing locally purchased food, cash transfers, and food vouchers, increasing access to healthy foods and fostering the recovery of local economies. FFP’s partners also conduct complementary nutrition and livelihoods activities—such as malnutrition screenings, cooking demonstrations, and business-management trainings—that help families meet dietary requirements and strengthen their income-generating opportunities.
To improve crop production and increase self-reliance, FFP collaborates with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) (link is external) to reach an estimated 156,000 individuals in northeastern Nigeria with agricultural starter kits of seeds and fertilizers.
Food for Peace Contributions
Total Contributions:
Fiscal Year U.S. Dollar Metric Tons
FY 2019 $65.0 million 8,230 MT
FY 2018 $197.3 million 60,716 MT
FY 2017 $250.9 million 118,855 MT

Problemkid1:
But we're not starving now like you people. We're in 2019 may according to your brother tlann or Tylann

Problemkid1:
No Foreigners have been kidnapped in Nigeria hahahaha

https://www.nation.co.ke/news/africa/How-Nigeria-and-its-president-held-to-ransom/1066-5136154-tbe4w9z/index.html

tylann:

Why are you duplicating me
Iam tylann
Yes we are in 2019 may and north east Nigeria is still under un food program

But we're not starving like you people. Even the north there are people that are not starving that's the main point

rvp2018:
8M of your people are being feed by UN and NGOS - mostly in the North East. They would be starving otherwise. Kenya had a few turkanas living in desert starving....

The US alone are spending billions of Naira to feed Nigeria.
FOOD ASSISTANCE FACT SHEET - NIGERIA
Map of Nigeria
Map of Nigeria
April 30, 2019

Situation
As of March 2019, Nigeria’s Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states hosted an estimated 1.8 million internally displaced persons. Additionally, the insurgency had forced nearly 237,000 Nigerians to flee into neighboring areas of Cameroon, Chad and Niger, according to the UN.
More than 2.9 million people in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe will face Crisis (Phase 3) or worse levels of acute food insecurity and require urgent food assistance between June and August 2019, the most recent Cadre Harmonisé (CH) analysis indicates. This figure represents a slight decrease from the estimated 3.0 million people who were in need during the same period last year.
Violence and resultant displacement in northeastern Nigeria continue to undermine agricultural, market, and livelihoods activities in the region, according to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET). As a result, many conflict-affected households remain reliant on humanitarian assistance to meet their daily needs, and Crisis (IPC 3) and Emergency (IPC 4) levels of acute food insecurity will persist in much of Borno, as well as parts of Adamawa and Yobe, through at least September.* FEWS NET also reports that food security outcomes in areas that relief actors cannot reach are likely similar to—or worse than—conditions in adjacent, accessible areas.
* The Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) is a standardized tool that aims to classify the severity and magnitude of food insecurity. The IPC scale, which is comparable across countries, ranges from Minimal (IPC 1) to Famine (IPC 5). The CH, a similar tool used in West Africa, has a separate scale ranging from Minimal (Phase 1) to Famine (Phase 5).

Food Assistance Fact Sheet - Nigeria

Food Assistance Fact Sheet - Nigeria file icon(PDF - 294K)

Response
USAID’s Office of Food for Peace (FFP) has provided emergency food assistance to crisis-affected populations in northeastern Nigeria since FY 2015. In partnership with the UN World Food Program (WFP) (link is external), FFP delivers cash-based and in-kind food and nutrition assistance to vulnerableNigerians.
FFP also works with non-governmental organizations to assist an estimated 800,000 people in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe by distributing locally purchased food, cash transfers, and food vouchers, increasing access to healthy foods and fostering the recovery of local economies. FFP’s partners also conduct complementary nutrition and livelihoods activities—such as malnutrition screenings, cooking demonstrations, and business-management trainings—that help families meet dietary requirements and strengthen their income-generating opportunities.
To improve crop production and increase self-reliance, FFP collaborates with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) (link is external) to reach an estimated 156,000 individuals in northeastern Nigeria with agricultural starter kits of seeds and fertilizers.
Food for Peace Contributions
Total Contributions:
Fiscal Year U.S. Dollar Metric Tons
FY 2019 $65.0 million 8,230 MT
FY 2018 $197.3 million 60,716 MT
FY 2017 $250.9 million 118,855 MT

Link ooo? Where's the link

tylann:

Of course

Even buhari relatives are not safe

Are Kenyatta people safe

Problemkid1:
But we're not starving like you people. Even the north there are people that are not starving that's the main point

Nobody is starving in kenya that is why we are not under UN food programme like nigeria

Problemkid1:
You're showing me 2015 list. How dumb are you

List is list if you have anything better put it up

Problemkid1:
Are Kenyatta people safe

http://saharareporters.com/2019/05/02/gunmen-kidnap-buhari%E2%80%99s-law-daura

Too hungry to find a link
https://www.usaid.gov/nigeria/food-assistance

It's no news that the presidency has given directives to trailers and tankers plying the Apapa port area to vacate immediately. According to the directive, they have less than 72hours to comply and an order has been given to the Nigerian Navy, Nigeria Police, The Army, and Lagos State Government to see to it that the port and all its extensions are rid off tankers and trailers in 14 days.

As much as the people are happy with with the directive and applauded the presidency for finally taken the bold steps to rid Lagos of this menace, many have been asking where these tankers will go. It's one thing to give a directive and its another thing to provide a solution that won't make them to go back to this spot again.

Many do not know that the federal government has already began constructing some trucks park around Tin Can close to the port. AutoReportNG got some exclusives image from the company handling the marking project of this park.

The project is the 350 capacity new Apapa Tin Can Truck Park in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Power Works and Housing and Borini Prono. The federal government uses the Tektron Engineering for the truck park demarcation, directional symbols, and numbering.

These are exclusive images of the park... Images courtesy of Tektron Engineering.


Many do not know that the federal government has already began constructing some trucks park around Tin Can close to the port. AutoReportNG got some exclusives image from the company handling the marking project of this park.

tylann:


Nobody is starving in kenya that is why we are not under UN food programme like nigeria

If I insult you now, you will say am rude? Do you want to compare this dying skeleton with Nigeria

Problemkid1:
Link ooo? Where's the link

Please I am begging everybody in the world to read this to know the real state of Nigeria please please read this
why people in Nigeria are suffering

http://www.gamji.com/dickson/dickson412.htm

rvp2018:
Too hungry to find a link
https://www.usaid.gov/nigeria/food-assistance

Hohohohohoho yours is the worse in Africa

Problemkid1:
If I insult you now, you will say am rude? Do you want to compare this dying skeleton with Nigeria

And why should you insult me have i insulted you
Anyway we are in may 2019 and nobody is starving in Kenya you report says April

sufferNsmiling:


Please I am begging everybody in the world to read this to know the real state of Nigeria please please read this
why people in Nigeria are suffering

http://www.gamji.com/dickson/dickson412.htm

You're not left out you stupid pussy