Danielnanshak1998/nigerian-food-crisis-analysis

A state-by-state Excel analysis of Nigeria's acute food insecurity crisis using Cadre Harmonisé (FAO/WFP) data 2022–2025 🇳🇬 Nigeria Food Insecurity Crisis — Data Analysis 2022–2025 ## Project Overview A state-by-state Excel analysis of Nigeria's acute food insecurity crisis across all 36 states and FCT, using official Cadre Harmonisé data published by the Nigerian Government, FAO, and WFP. Rather than working with a simulated dataset, this project compiles real figures from published humanitarian assessments to answer four practical questions that policymakers and NGOs actually need answered. ## Key Findings - 🔴 33.1 million Nigerians projected food insecure in 2025 lean season - 📈 71% rise in food insecurity nationally from 2022 to 2025 - ⚔️ Conflict affects more people than Inflation, Flooding & Drought combined - 👶 890,000 children under 5 face acute malnutrition in Borno alone ## Questions Answered | # | Question | Chart Type | |---|---|---| | Q1 | Which states have the highest food insecure populations? | Ranked Bar Chart | | Q2 | Is food insecurity getting better or worse by region? | Line Chart | | Q3 | What are the primary drivers of the crisis? | Donut Chart | | Q4 | Where are children most at risk of malnutrition? | Column Chart | ## Data Sources - Cadre Harmonisé Reports (March 2024, October 2024, March 2025) - FAO Nigeria — fao.org - World Food Programme Nigeria — wfp.org - Compiled and structured by Daniel Emmanuel Nanshak ## Dashboard Preview ) ## Tools Used - Microsoft Excel / WPS Office - Data sourced from FAO, WFP and Nigerian Government official publications ## Author **Daniel Emmanuel Nanshak** Data Analyst | danielnanshak1998@gmail.com | GitHub