UNICEF warns of growing humanitarian crisis amidst Niger's political upheaval Story from Hamzat Ibrahim ABAGA A grim situation compounded by a political crisis has sounded an alarm for Stefano Savi, the UNICEF Representative for Niger Republic. He warns that the country's already struggling humanitarian efforts are facing an even heavier burden. The crisis has left more than two million children in desperate need of aid, further worsening their plight. Amidst this turmoil, military leaders seized control from President Mohamed Bazoum on July 26, unveiling a three-year transition plan. This move occurred despite the looming threat...