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Why millions in Nigeria are risking their health to eat, as food costs soar | DW News

1.1K views • 1 month ago
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@monklast9752
@@monklast97521 month ago
This world has gone rotten. The rich are evil.
@champagnehoneyfur2286
Start in school, have the children, bring home windows boxes gardens, not a solution but, a start and a help, here it is called a Victory garden. Tax the oil companies. Pay for a minimum income.
@_c_y_p_3
@@_c_y_p_31 month ago
Capitalism dumps fresh tomatoes to keep high prices. Unregulated capitalism makes you eat moldy tomatoes cuz why not. Germany loves Capitalism.
@Interesadoenhistoria
Inflation or 200 million people? Think twice.
@xxxxxx-p1i5t
@@xxxxxx-p1i5t1 month ago
and yet in these poor countries it doesn’t occur to them to not procreate, overpopulate.
@carymarshallfelton9188
That brother in Nigeria that builds fish farms. His techniques in farm and aquaponics should be thought in trade school. Classes in grade school and give kids a free IBC tote water container and equipment to farm fish at home.
@SerenityandPeace234
Where are the health inspectors? It is the responsibility of the Lagos state government to stop this public health hazard!!!
@TwisterTornado
@@TwisterTornado1 month ago
Cooking can only kill bacteria, not fungi and molds.
@reym7777
@@reym77771 month ago
Stop having lots of children then
@tauriusmagnamus3281
USAID Stopped in early 2025. Then mid 2026 ALL food aide to Nigeria stopped. Nigerian government however was allowed to buy cheap US wheat for $460 million to be sold/distributed to private companies. There's plenty of food in Nigeria. Just most of it are being produced to send to other countries. Ireland could tell you all about this kind of problem...
@jesusdaily-hx8ox
Importing from South Africa would help,they have to put their pride to the side
@Avitymist
@@Avitymist1 month ago
Next year is gonna be that much worse too
@dlewis8405
@@dlewis84051 month ago
Too many people and so many more are born each day