Nigeria, South Sudan and Somalia are three African countries top on the list of nations likely to face starvation this year. The United Nations emergency food agency WFP, is projecting that the number of those in need of relief aid in North-East Nigeria could pass the 5 million mark in just three months. CGTN'S Kelechi Emekalam reports on why.
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