The WFP had recorded Nigeria nearby Zimbabwe, South Sudan, Haiti, Central Sahel (Mali, Burkina Western Niger), Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Iraq, Southern Africa, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Libya, Bolivia, and Ethiopia.
In an announcement by Niyi Akinsiju and Cassidy Madueke, Chairman and Secretary of the expert Buhari bunch separately, the BMO depicted the report as an "empty and pompous" which didn't reflect genuine circumstance in the nation.
"We recognize WFP's philanthropic help with a piece of North-East Nigeria, yet we are stunned that it recorded the nation among 'potential flashpoints' to pay special mind to in the New Year'.
"There is no uncertainty that the UN organization and its accomplices require a more prominent interest in perspective on the extent of work they have to deal with over the world in 2020, however, we won't acknowledge a circumstance where Nigeria is painted in an awful light.
"Truly, there is an emergency in a piece of the North East which was referenced in the report titled 'WFP Global Hotspots 2020: Potential flashpoints to pay special mind to in New Year', yet there has not been an ongoing upsurge in viciousness in the district of the size reflected in the report.
"In addition, the emergency has been to a great extent confined to a piece of Borno, which is only one out of 36 states making up the nation and we don't perceive how that could be translated to imply that Nigeria may confront a yearning emergency with the kind of guard harvests it has recorded as of late," the announcement read.
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