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Nigeria’s humanitarian crisis ‘can no longer be ignored,’ UN says, launching $1 billion appeal

Nigeria’s humanitarian crisis ‘can no longer be ignored,’ UN says, launching $1 billion appeal

Dec 03, 2016, at 02:05 pm

New York, Dec 3 (Just Earth News): With the scale of human suffering in north-eastern Nigeria becoming clearer as the Government has pushed Boko Haram insurgents from more and more areas, the United Nations on Friday launched a $1 billion funding appeal to address the needs of those in crisis, and announced that nearly 75 partner agencies are on standby to respond where areas are accessible.