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Tag: Pan African Climate

Isah Arah Zainab: She lost a large percentage of her farm to flooding last year./ Photo Credit: Yekeen Akinwale

As climate change hits Nigeria, small scale women farmers count losses

byYekeen Akinwale

Nigeria faces the possibility of food shortage as a combination of climate change and insecurity curtails farming activities and output.

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