People will suffer more in some parts of northern Nigeria - World Bank The World Bank predicts that there will continue to be security prob...
People will suffer more in some parts of northern Nigeria - World Bank
The World Bank predicts that there will continue to be security problems, armed conflict and pressure on life in the local governments of Borno, Kaduna, Katsina, Sokoto, Yobe, Zamfara and Adamawa states until May 2024.
The bank's forecast comes at a time when it has revealed that the lack of good economic planning has led to a decline in agricultural production in Nigeria.
This will affect the production of grains in the country. The World Bank stated this in its latest report on food security.
The estimated grain production in West and Central Africa this year is over 76 million tons, a decrease of two percent from the previous season, but three percent more than the average amount in in five years.
It is expected that the recession will be more effective in the countries of Chad, Mali, Niger and Nigeria.
In the latest report, the World Bank said that between August and November, many countries with weak economies suffered from inflation.
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