Feed Displaced Families in Benue, Nigeria

The humanitarian situation in Nigeria is becoming increasingly critical.

According to the latest United Nations humanitarian assessments, nearly 35 million Nigerians are projected to experience acute food insecurity during the 2026 lean season, representing the highest level recorded in over a decade. Conflict, displacement, climate shocks, inflation, and declining humanitarian funding have combined to push millions of families toward extreme hunger.

At the same time, humanitarian organizations are facing severe funding shortfalls. The World Food Programme has warned that reduced global humanitarian funding is forcing aid agencies to scale back assistance, leaving millions of vulnerable people at risk of going without lifesaving food support.

For families living in IDP camps in Benue State, this means fewer meals, fewer essential supplies, and fewer opportunities to recover from the devastating effects of conflict.

Every donation can make an immediate difference:

• It can provide nutritious food to a hungry child.
• It can help a displaced family survive another week with dignity.
• It can supply hygiene materials that prevent disease outbreaks.
• It can restore hope to families who have lost nearly everything.

The need is immediate, and every day without support places more lives at risk.

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• 35 million people facing acute food insecurity