Interés Humano

Nigeria es golpeada por inseguridad, inflación y desnutrición

Noroeste del país es arrasado por bandas de milicias que invaden aldeas, roban ganado y secuestran gente por recompensa

A mother feeds child suffering malnutrition in a clinic set up by health authorities with Medecins Sans Frontieres or Doctors Without Borders (MSF)in Katsina State, northwest Nigeria, on July 20, 2022. - Rural northwest Nigeria has been ravaged by gangs of bandit militias who raid villages, loot cattle and kidnap people to hold them for ransom in camps deep in the forests that carpet large swaths of the region.
Hundreds of thousands have been displaced across the northwest and central regions, and thousands killed in violence rivalling the impact of the 13-year jihadist conflict that has killed more than 40,000 people. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP)
A mother feeds child suffering malnutrition in a clinic set up by health authorities with Medecins Sans Frontieres or Doctors Without Borders (MSF)in Katsina State, northwest Nigeria, on July 20, 2022. - Rural northwest Nigeria has been ravaged by gangs of bandit militias who raid villages, loot cattle and kidnap people to hold them for ransom in camps deep in the forests that carpet large swaths of the region. Hundreds of thousands have been displaced across the northwest and central regions, and thousands killed in violence rivalling the impact of the 13-year jihadist conflict that has killed more than 40,000 people. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) PIUS UTOMI EKPEI

Katsina. La familia de Lariya Abdulkareem, cultivaba soja en su aldea del estado noroccidental nigeriano de Katsina, antes de que las amenazas de ataques de bandidos los obligaran a abandonar sus tierras para ir a trabajar a otro sitio.

Alimentar a su familia es cada vez más difícil, dijo su abuela, con la inseguridad en las carreteras que complica las entregas de maíz, mijo y soja.

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