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The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has issued a concerning statement about the…

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Reports by UNICEF indicates that diarrhea caused by poor hygiene is responsible for the death of about 150,000 children.

Programmes to treat the virus and prevent it from spreading among older children are nowhere near where they should be.

The North has the highest number of children out of school in Nigeria, the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has said.

UNICEF said the supplied will serve at least one million people for three months.

Only 13% of amount needed for treatment has been raised.

Gough: “Our teams were finding people living on the brink of disaster.”

“Saraki also called for a review of the security situation in the north east.”

This comes at a time when the state needs all the aid it can get.

145 women of child-bearing age also die daily.

“The report shows that 43.7 suffer from stunting, 18.1 per cent are underweight, while 4.6 per cent are wasting.”

The UNICEF and the EU are working with local authorities to arrest the unhygienic trend.