WIRE — The recent report that about 40 percent of children under the age of five are suffering from stunted growth in Nigeria has sparked a national conversation. It has again brought to the fore the reality of governance failures and poor accountability, which has ultimately worsened child hunger in Nigeria. According to the report by the Report of 40% Nigerian children under 5 being stunted stirs conversations
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