The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), on Monday, says no fewer than 400,000 children in Adamawa communities require support for nutrition treatment.
Its Chief of Field Office in Bauchi, Nuzhat Rafique, stated this in Yola at a two-day workshop on Legislative Action and Commitment to Nutrition organised by the Adamawa Planning Commission with support from UNICEF.
Mrs Rafique said about 50 per cent of children were suffering from chronic malnutrition in the state, while…
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